Messed up all the wood flooring and lots of sheetrock on multiple walls. $5000 worth of damage.

I guess having a local warehouse will save on shipping, assuming I can find a truck :) But the big box store truck rental will be a lot less for a few hours than shipping costs on heavy flooring.

Also, ideally my goal would be to take a row house like this in my neighborhood, raise all the floors and roof so that all floors including the basement have at least 9'-0" ceilings, and turn the building into three units.

We will be changing the floor plan, redoing the plumbing and updating the electrical, so we can choose either gas or electric for the appliances.Pros:Gas: Cheaper for the tenant, and we have found them more reliable than electric.Electric: Cheaper for us, installation is simpler, no pilot light.Cons:Gas: Unit is a little more expensive to purchase, requires a vent, sometimes pilot lights can be an issue.Electric: More expensive for the tenant.What say you?

I patched them during the renovation, however the raised floor of the cistern was covered with OSB and on top of that was the washer and dryer.

I like the idea of using vinyl or even laminate flooring on the wall.

We are also upgrading the kitchen, painting, installing new flooring, and new fixtures to bring in better renters.

Carpet/stoves in 2009. 4th unit got new w/d in 2010. 2 units got new flooring in kitchen in 2010.

Can I expect flooring in this price range to be quality, or would I need to pay up for a better quality.

No replacement is necessary, I only need to get it finished.Summary:The hallway (200ft) needs to have walls put up, right now all wiring and pipes are exposed. 1 floor is a construction site (3.300 sqft) with a ceiling height of 130ft (very high).