Smooth, in good condition linoleum with maybe a broken corner that you can fill and smooth out...go for it.

I used randomly broken pieces to lay a patio and square cut pieces to face the top of an outdoor gas firepit. 

v=_HznnrmOA1ICosts:I'll spend some time soon and get these broken down.  

The new landlord may be able to avoid the situation you are in now by explaining to the tenant up front what the 'security deposit' may and will be used for, and to explain the cost of labor and material for property neglect such as baseboard repair, broken closet doors, cleaning, etc.

If Texas has figured out a replicable and enduring fix for America’s broken jobs machine, then the rest of the country does indeed have something important to learn.Much of these statistics come from this article from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, 1Q14.https://www.dallasfed.org/assets/documents/researc...

Of course, everyone is up in arms, afraid their cars will be broken into or stolen.

They NEVER assure that it closes all the way, or prop it open so it does not close all the way, and it invariably gets blown open in a windstorm, and broken or sprung. 

I have had two PC's and both of them have broken.  

I know when I started RE investing 14 years ago, I would have crawled through broken glass to invest in properties such as these, what are investors looking for?  

I purchased five ceiling fans and four faucets for 300 .00top shelf stufflike the hampton bay mercer 52 and price pfister hunter kohler.apparently home depot puts a lot of returns on pallets and auctions them off.some items are fine and intactjust the box is shabby others are missing a piece that can be ordered.like one ceiling actually had a missing slot for the bladeI had to cut a slot with my multi max. but the other fans were fine just a broken globe which could be ordered for about 20.00the fan cost me 20.00 and retails for 169.00 so I think I did ok.the faucets were fine nothing missinggot a price pfister shower body for 30.00check your your flea markets you may be surprised what you come up with.