Will see condition when they leave.. although the house is all tile floors and furniture is not high end or anything. 

Even where there’s a favorable fact pattern as you appear to have, unless there’s insurance involved it’s rarely worth the pursuit.

That seems like it should carry some weight, along with knowing the the traffic patterns of the booking cycle etc. 

However, if you consider the migration patterns from CA/NY whose to say it doesn't start to transition there in the next 7-12 years?

They will take the floor out down to the footing, rework all the drains in the building, install drain tile on the inside of the foundation that drains to a sump.

The laundry room was also supposed to have LVP, but I upgraded to tile.

Could be anywhere up to 40%.Step 3 - determine whether there's a pattern of flipping activity or a one-off deal.

You'd also want to speak to a title company to make sure tile is marketable and whether there is any scope for you get title insurance, in case the title ever gets challenged a decade from now. 

But if you are hiring out, compare wood look porcelain tile.

Water restoration specialists are going to remove some tile, carpets, drywalls - all should be replaced.