So I would advise that you learn a bit about better tenant screening; in PA, the state now has free internet searches for lots of important things pertaining to tenant screening, including criminal court records, landlord tenant magistrate records, and even traffic driving offense court records (useful for the tenant that drives for the first job or is Uber or Lyft driver on the side).

Auto accidents on premises are not a landlord liability matter, generally, I say generally because you can be found negligent if you fail to provide reasonable traffic notices, signs or warnings for drivers.

If they don't show up on time (or call you while stuck in traffic, and you verify a real traffic jam on Google maps) - denied.  

buying the house and reselling it the way that guy mentioned in the post sounds easier than any or facet of real estate.but1) seems like a shameless plug to drive traffic to his post2) Kind of feels like ripping off people3) If you think about it again it is not really ripping off people if its legal and the tenant-buyer was fine with it...Now I'm rethinking my approach to real estate... anyways I also live in Utah and cash flowing rentals are so very hard to find, Wanna go 50/50 on a property outside of Utah?

However, for high traffic areas like kitchen, living room and bathroom, vinyl plank flooring is what we put.

With the sliding glass door and the kitchen that narrow walkway is going to have a lot of traffic and I think the renter would need to have a tiny table for 2 to make it work.

If they didn't - and weren't legitimately stuck in traffic - I'd deny them.  

Live 45 mins (hour with traffic) away from work.

They will keep all the traffic and if they can pivot to a better model. 

The inspectors for most county and cities do not work on the weekends so I see people putting them out on Friday after 5 and then pulling up Sunday night.I do not see people putting them in the ground in high traffic areas as they do not stay up long.