LVT just plain works.But have you considered sealed or stained concrete if the slab is concrete.

Everything looked great until carpet cleaners hit the carpets with a black light and found all the stains left behind from the previous owners pets X.X.

If he wants to sit on a pee-stained toilet, not dust off his shoes for 15 years, or prepare food on a counter that's filthier than an public restroom in Tijuana, he's free to make that decision.

@Bryan Mitchell Quartz very inexpensive with Hi and look very hard to stain.

A & B— Tenant is complaining that the carpet doesn’t match with the blinds and the rug is stained... pick yr poision!

Yeah, I just put one coat of stain and some poly on top.

From what I can tell, the most work involved will be sanding and staining the wooden floor in the immediate interior.Normally, I'd shoot for something in a lower price range ($100-115K).

Choose a darker color that will contrast against the light color of the cabinets and will mask some stains/mud.

Grout will stain without sealing every few years.Tile is often additional work and cost.

Several properties I've seen online obviously have signs of water damage such as mold, water stains, on places where the ceiling has fallen in some or a lot.