what is everyones outlook on real 3/4 hardwood. i am in the same situation on a rental property we are rehabbing now in summerville. i find it hard to believe that tenants could do any real damage to 3/4 hardwood flooring. i mean yes scrape the surface but nothing a quick sanding and re-polying couldn't fix right?

One thing I've noticed is a few folks must have the same "City" keyword alert as well....they consistently post the same regurgitated reply to anyone asking about said city.Is there a way to block this person or persons response when they use said City in their reply to the topic from popping up as a keyword alert?

Multiple hard inquiries in a short time frame can significantly damage a credit score.

Good for people who don't want to use variable loans or whose income is highly variable since Penn allows you to stop and start (or vary) the paid up additions inside of 5-year blocks/windows.You can also go reduced paid-up in any year beyond (I think) the 5th year. 

1 -  Repair Windows (don't want open windows to allow damage to anything new in the house)2 - Kitchen (this install will damage and scuff floors and walls)3 - Paint (Paint around other installs)4 - Floors (everything else scuffs or drops on floors...so do the floors last)

Any insight  on how to bypass this road block would be greatly appreciated.

The inspector was very impressed and jealous because he owns a rental that is a duplex 2 blocks away that he paid 15k more for... lol.  

I know of a few neighbors renting @ the price within a block, some even the same floor plan of tract home. 

I bought my first house at nineteen for 12,000. had to completely redo whole house because of fire damage.

How about we agree to end the lease at the end of the month and if you're out by then and haven't left any damage we'll give you back your security deposit and just terminate the lease at that point".