It didn't take long and I learned that the entire house was cinder block, the exterior walls, interior wall even the floor.

It's becoming a small problem as I'm trying to paint the floors.

It seems like paint and flooring can run well into the thousands in a hurry.

Everything else being equal, floor plan, amenities, condition, etc, do you charge the same rent for your uppers and lowers, or more for one or the other?

Flooring?

I recently noticed a hairline crack on the floor of the almond colored bathtub in the house I'm currently living in, which I will be converting to a rental in the next three to six months.I've already put in a new floor and vanity in this bathroom, but was holding off on replacing the bathtub due to the estimated costs I've heard from others.  

I have this nagging feeling that I am being too optimistic on my numbers.2 family unit, first floor is 1 bedroom 1 bath, has access to basement. 2nd floor is 2 bedroom [1 bedroom plus renovated attic], with small balcony in the back.The whole house is ready to move in, the current owner did a great job, recently she lost her husband and lost heart in owning this house.Asking price is $65,000.This is a small town in PA, population had been stagnant in the last 10 years, only 2% growth.

I also had an issue with roots growing in the line and it caused a problem with the toilet and sink on the first floor.  

Need a new floor in the bathroom.

It had spread throughout the main floor.