I am still a newbie but am familiar with your neck of the woods.

I have wood laminate floors, granite counter-tops, and a remodeled bathroom.

Putting paneling over it, putting sheetrock on top of the existing sheetrock that has lead paint on it, covering outside corners of walls with wood at least 4" back from the corner, putting new baseboard over old lead painted baseboard, etc..

Kind of like being lost in the woods I suppose...you’ve got access to a whole forest of resources, but without the survival knowledge, the chances of getting through enough cold nights and hungry days to figure it all out are pretty low.

Some landlords are willing to pay a premium to get their rent checks faster.  

Hi Ryan,I was born and raised in your neck of the woods!

Or real wood?)

I patched in with double-sided tape in a couple of places and it hasn't been a problem (knock wood).Here's the rundown:1) - Blue slate TrafficMaster in my home kitchen (approx. 150 sq ft) in February 2014. 

thanks so much @john Horner very great advice yes I'm going to look into autumn wood obviously because I don't  but have the cash to finance the flip.

Cost of laying new flooring per SF (vinyl wood plank or carpet)2.