Like I said, I refinished all the floors but these are not salvageable. Looking for opinions on color.

I’d remove and install tile (if possible and within budget) as to avoid mixing real and imitation wood in the same unit.

If you install vinyl chose one that looks like tile or stone as a contrast to the natural wood. Don't combine real wood with fake wood pattern.

If you go with one of these, I'd prefer the dark one on the lower left. But the advice above about not doing a wood-look at all is sound.

What about patching the bad part of the floor? The other looks so nice.

Everything you've done looks great.

I would consider painting your existing wood floor rather than put fake wood up against real wood.

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If you want to retain the wood tone, perhaps a dark/light stain pattern can disguise the damaged areas.

I wouldn't use wood look. Not only will it not match, but it will also have a tighter fit than the real wood. This 16x32 vinyl tile has a stone/concrete look. ProCore Plus Akoya 16-in x 32-in Waterproof Interlocking Luxury Flooring (20.84-sq ft) in the Vinyl Tile department at Lowes.com

You have the option of replacing all the flooring with a light oak engineered wood at a higher cost.

Johnson Brothers Contracting that would be a great option if I had the money!

@Jennifer Svensson I really only have money for vinyl plank

@ffpalms I used floor/porch paint, and it came up as in the pictures. I think tenants are hard on the floors and I need something more resiliant.

@dan1888 this is great! Thank you!

I like top right

If the existing wood existing salvageable, you need to remove it. Installing vinyl plank over a rotten wood floor will void any warranty