I received a hardwood flooring quote on 1046 sq ft for $7,200.This is what they’d do: moving appliances, sealing non wooded areas, sanding new/original wood, hydrosanding, screen sanding, staining with Bona, satin finish to match staircase, reinstalling appliances, repair missing boards, remove oak thresholds for flat look and repair master bath header.they’d have 4-5 employees in the project and it would take 4-5 days. $7200 seems like a lot and it’s my first quote (plan to get more). is there a cheaper way to go about this?

Oven/Stove: Clean racks and inside of oven (including drip pans) to completely remove all stains.

I see that the carpets cleaning is being ignored, there are many stains all over, the paint on the walls are starting to wear with kids marking and drawing several places. 

The people at the local hardware store where I usually buy my paint have recommended the Zinsser B.I.N. saying its the only primer that will block the nicotine stain, and as you stated it is very expensive.  

Historic District area, Victorian style with stained glass with high ceilings How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

it has crawlspace issues, retaining wall issues, and roof issues with visible water stains on walls and ceilings in multiple rooms.

KARMA has a way of finding people who in a National Emergency decide their interests take priority over travelers.Your policy is every competitors dream and leaves the STVR industry with a stain when this is over.

@Michael Wegner when you document the condition of the place, use a black light so you can mark any previous damage compared with any new damage that might light up from urine stains.

Oh, man, it was dirty, stained and looked like garbage as it was buckling from the wall (and cracking toward the bottom of the surround).

How will you feel when a renter scrapes scratches dings hangs pictures stains carpet?