Got rid of all the carpet and laid LVT throughout the first level.

. $1,000 +$660 appraisal -$2,500 Agent fee) I am a licensed FL realtor (only 3 months)Income: 3 units Unit A - $500/m - Smells like cigarette smoke and the tenant has a dog, has carpet that I think will have to goUnit B - $500/m - Very strong urine smellUnit C- $500/m - no weird smells- All 3 units had some drywall issues, needed paint and have outdated electrical panels.

Looking to replace with cost-effective carpet.  

The property is in great condition, but I still want to go in and paint a few rooms, do some touch up work, and rip out the carpet in the bedrooms upstairs and lay LVP. 

All the carpet had to be torn out, etc.

We made a mad dash to get it finished before weather turned so we will have some excellent exterior photos.Inside we have 5000 sq ft to paint/carpet/lighting/hardwood finishing and some misc. 

Hardwood, floating floor or carpet?

The home had great bones and only needed a few updates, including new carpet, paint, bathrooms, refreshed basement, and 3 seasons room.

Sure, the turnover rate will be higher, evictions somewhere more or less constant, properties will always need new carpet and a fresh coat of paint at least every other time a tenant moves out.

Although I paid only $150K on Okaloosa Island before the housing bubble, I did cash out on some equity to consolidate other debts and make some improvements (tile instead of carpeting, etc.) and my mortgage payment and HE loan are not based on the $150K.