If its set on particle board or luan or directly on wood subfloor I would demo it and do it right.4.

I had 2 tenants and just 15 days of vacancy.I bought the house on the regular market (no flipping) because as European I was not enough familiar with the US houses (wood instead of concrete) and the market.I did not purchased another house in the US just because the EURO is weak.

For a rental, just make sure you invest in fancier rustproof mounting hardware.There are some that sit on the cabinet wood rather than hanging from epoxied clips/screw holes.e.g.

I would like to find a good real estate legal company like it in my neck of the woods (Southern California).

Seems like WI folks are coming out of the wood work!

We've been needing a truck to haul larger home items (flooring, wood, and such) and to tow our fun cars (we have a minor addiction to pre-year 2000 turbo-charged Eclipses) ;-)All cars except the Dodge have been paid off for a long while.

Agree with the above posts....best to worst...tile, laminate wood, carpet (if you have to).

Would love to meet some like minded folks in my neck of the woods.

Kitchen baths will get most of the attention plus refinishing the wood floors.

While I live in it (1-3years) the cashflow will be negative but once I moved out I should be positively cash flowing $400-$500. 3)I have heard of Paypal and Venmo, I'll look into Zelle.4)I talked to Travelers today but they said they couldn't insure the property because the units had wood burner stoves.