Ira Wood.

Best of luck on the flip and please do save those beautiful wood floors. 

At what point do you diy pros sand down and refinish the hard wood floors in a remodel?

The building structure is block wood and drywall.

Excessive water from spills or cleaning is going to destroy wood floors,  A nice tile or stone will pay off in the long run.  

Hello everyone, how's it goingJust asking for some quick figures help, I'm in south jersey and looking to do my first townhouse flip, I've done a single family but this is kind of a lock on expected selling price as it's an inner unit and not much potential with exterior, so I've done some research and average selling price seems to be between $ 150 to 160 K I'm looking at a kitchen (10X10 app) and 2 full bath (nothing major 3 fixture) one half bath some flooring hard wood & tile and 3 bedroom carpet, and paint, possibly updating the hvac water heater unit (3 story single zone 1,700/1,800 sq total) I'm trying to get a rough idea before putting my offer in, and can't get anyone to take a look as every contractor I call is slammed with work, I'm thinking along $ 25 to 30 K to make this work, appreciated any suggestion or tips for help, if anyone knows a good reputable contractor in the southern New Jersey area please let me know, thank you!

List of Improvements: Gutted Kitchen and BathAdded Shower to small bathroomReplaced all windowsReplaced all doorsPainted all walls/ceilingsRefinished wood floorsAdded sump pump systemInstalled Fence  

Woods

mold is set in under the house, but not in the wood floor yet. 

@Veronica Woods Thank you for sharing this perspective!!