It probably doesn't get you much in selling price, but the little extras should help lower the time on the market.For a rental you want to match the market, but the main thing is durability.  

You'll also pay yourself for the lending activities, an economic assumption with your opportunity costs.Consider a "Manager's rate of return" with opportunity costs, match the risk assumptions, look at the "break even formula" with the cost of your mortgage.

You're comment is matching that of my attorney.

It really is about what the wood is and if you can get a match for it now as well as how much you have already ripped up and need to replace. 

Match that with fundamentals like job/industry presence, taxation, and intrinsic value of the area (San Diego = Nice Weather).

Most are glued down with a special type of epoxy rather than mechanically fastened but the hardest part will be finding something that matches the decor of the house.

The lease2own and rental agreements match in dates.

Keep networking to see who you match up with and can provide value to.

If you want to send me your criteria and I'll keep you in mind should we locate something matching your needs. 

There is a major transit station 2km away being built, the 2015 panam games are holding all soccer matches in the stadium, a major mall with all the stores (walmart, cdn tire, banks) opened in the last couple years.The one thing every single investor has said is "get the right tenant."