All it's gonna take is an icemaker leaking or a house party with someone in stilettos to make you regret the hardwood.

Oak strip with a thick layer of oil-based polyurethane stands up to heavy children's traffic, 100-pound dogs, hefty old crossdressers who love their stiletto heels and autoerotic asphyxiation off the closet rod, you name it.

And it's always a spectacle to watch when the strippers come in and want to argue about why they have to take off their stilettos to go through the metal detector...on their way to Child Support hearings...anyway the auction.So yes, it's my understanding the Indian couple will buy anything and everything because they turn around and rent it to whomever is currently living in the property or anyone who is willing to rent it as is.There is another really really tall guy (hope he's not reading this) who buys until he and his cohorts run out of cashier's checks.

When we did the clean up of the house after her departure, we discovered she had kept a cat in the house in direct violation of our No Pets Policy and had extensively pock marked the newly refinished wood floors with her stiletto heel shoes.

@Robert Peruzzi you've got to connect with Stiletto Property Management. 

Your basically asking what hammer should I use to pound in this nail, a Stiletto, an Estwing or a Husky.

Stilettos (high heel shoes) can do a lot of damage to real wood floors in no time!

I just wanted to add the stiletto titanium hammer to the list.

I can't control stiletto heels, but I can control whether or not there's a dog.

This sounds like a perfect question for a savvy PM in your market.Try texting with Stiletto Property Management and see if they can offer some skilled guidance here.