@Saar AvrYes in my opinion it's a good rental market, and I live in South Euclid too. The

@Par Attaran they can sue you but they can sue your LLC too. the first one to pay is your liabilty insurance.

well, yeah, because the photographer color corrected everything and has wide angle non-distorting lenses, etc...I think for high end properties that have great layouts, etc the photos are important. 

There are other price points available from other makers.You can see some of them are designed (color and weave) more to camouflage dog accidents more effectively than others --such as white.https://shawfloors.com/solutions/special-collections/carpet-design/pet-perfectGood Luck!

Hopefully that will preserve its natural color. 

Take off your rose colored glasses. 

If tenants tear up a piece or a section, they can be cut out using a box knife and replaced easily enough, or if your help has a little patience they can be removed using a hair dryer or heat gun.My favorite color (cherry) is on sale right now. 

Versus catching an issue much earlier in the install, when the contractor can fix more easily, and your timeline and materials aren't wasted.As for finish selection: I am guessing Greg means you specify exact tile to be used, grout color, flooring, light fixture for kitchen/bath/bedroom/etc, paint color for walls/trim/doors, etc. 

Track record is 0.3 % evictions.By the way, initial screening was just fine too; the tenants ran into personal issues and self destructed including DUI & Drunk and Disorderly behavior. 

When we change the furnace filter every three months, I look at color of the filter.