@Issac Braun that is too bad. 

Theyll take care of the nuisance landlord headaches, but you'll still own it (a good thing) and be on the hook for major repairs like roof and HVAC (a bad thing). 

I love how she handles those bad contractors wearing the FBI shirts and those who don't respect women in the real estate industry.

Now, how likely is this to hold true on a small lease in small claims court probably not a huge issue but if one's truly worried hypothetically could be bad. 

Usually these are either properties in war zones or with some serious issues (rent control, structural damage, bad tenant profile). 

I am familiar with the areas and know that they're not bad at all, and the photos show clean, nicely renovated places (new appliances, granite countertops, etc. - the typical good-looking family home).

Bad choice of words.

Any experience from your experiences, in terms of flooring choices that will keep people from complaining too much, but also keep noise levels down?

So it’s just better to do it right because if you do it right and the investment goes bad you might just get sued.

Dry cleaning chemicals and tires are very bad environmental hazards so a study needs to be done to see what were the former uses of the property.