Let me also add that while the wood is in good condition, there are are dirt/wear stains. There's one like in the center of the front room that has the wood lighter in one area. Experts said that even if they (or we) sand the floor that part may still show up (lighter than the rest, unless we stain). No expert has said the wood needs to be fixed or there's water damage, so I am not worried about that.
So while it would be A LOT cheaper do keep the wood floors, to risk having a spot like that in the middle of the floor would not look good. This is why we think tile will be better.
So while it would be A LOT cheaper do keep the wood floors, to risk having a spot like that in the middle of the floor would not look good. This is why we think tile will be better.