I find, when installed with care, these create a good liquid barrier and will contour to a floor that might have some undulations in it from settling or the like.

Sorry, I should have added that flooring for the most part is going to the store or looking online and ordering the supplies and buying the install from the store and setting a time to let the worker in. 

More starbucks than dollar stores, probably an area that is getting gentrified. 

There are a few however the one that fits your criteria is in Leander, Texas adjacent to a major grocery store and is slated retail.  

@John Thedford that may be true dependent on the specific circumstance, but buy and hold properties have a disadvantage in the short term because profits are deferred and are by nature not as liquid as straight cash immediately

I also never knew Habitat had stores and have found there's one right here where I live.

you should also think about learning about JV partners and splitting the profits 50-50 and private lenders getting a rate of 6 to 9 % on IRA moneyHML sometimes it is really hard that's why they call it HardmoneyA lot of doctors and business people lawyers have liquid cash.

We have consistently seen, across the country, that the trend is to urban city centers with cultural amenities rather than big box stores with plenty of parking.  

A demonstration panel I saw at a store, allowing customers to tap on four samples with a small mallet, was marginally informative.

The newer cabinet doors might be harder to find but it looks like it would be easy to make doors to match the older flat panel doors.Also, try looking at Restore the Habitat for Humanity thrift store or other used building supply places.