If it is a flip, then it depends upon costs.Keep an extra couple of boxes of tile when the floors go in, same die lot, and absolutely no reason floor shouldn't last for 25 years +.This means no carpet problems, no damaged hard wood floors, normally no pet problems, none of the headaches associated with the other floor types.If a tenant wants a warm floor, they can throw down a throw rug and take it with them when they leave.Only flooring that makes sense for the long-term landlord.

Before the Canadiens, it was the Europeans buying FL condos-lack of knowledge, euro strength, comparison price to france/spain warm areas and ease of travel.

He wants to take on the purchase and renovation of it, and he is a rookie and isn't well capitalized, so doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy.

I'd probably go with a warm neutral color like mocha or tan.

Maybe he was jogging in place while waiting for the water to warm.

Thank you all SO much for the warm welcome and resources.

@Cindy Carriger Thank you for the warm welcome!

@Justin Windham Thanks for the warm welcome as well as the explanation of resources.

I appreciate the warm welcome.

Is this property in California or otherwise in a warm-weather environment without harsh winters?