I'd say when I look at his Facebook feed that 99% of what's there is about helping other people or saving animals. 

Nothing says "successful" more than adorning your person with the rarest minks/animal skins, gemstones, and precious metals, driving without regard for "the poor people" (i.e., anyone earning less than 7 figures) in your vehicle (late-model European import only), and spending time with your mistresses at your vacation homes (yes, plural...both).Actually, it's because time is the only thing that matters to me.  

They should inspect a property as soon as they acquire management of it, whether vacant or occupied; routine vacancy inspection (including handling of SD charges and deductions); long term strategy for significant upgrades/major renos; and at least an annual walk through, specifically looking for signs of leaks, pests, extra people/animals, and unreported routine maintenance items.

The cheaper softer vinyl will get destroyed much faster, and as others have mentioned a clear coat of poly will be cheaper than a full resurface and finish. 

I purchased a house, fixed it up (new paint, drywall in areas, lvp throughout, and blew in new insulation)  after it is all done, we still have an animal smell in the front of the home. 

So I’ve been living with flies and also a dead animal.

The city also adds orthophospahte, a common food additive, to coat the pipes from the inside. 

California is a bit of a different animal..right now target areas are Ojai/Ventura and beyond.

Rats in the basement eating electrical (Disclosure: No pests or animal intrusion)  We bought from afar so we are partly at fault but I certainly cast some blame on the inspector (who picked up none of the above) and sellers for not being honest on disclosure.

LG and Samsung make great electronics, but appliances are a different animal.