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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I tear out tile flooring and replace with wood
I am new to the forum and have a question about some flooring in a home I have under contract. The home is in Louisiana and has what some would call Mardi Gras tiles in the family room, dining room and kitchen. I think this needs to be replaced to sell the house and create a larger group of potnetial buyers. Mardi Gras tile is a mutlicolor style that covers all the colors we love most here in Louisiana. Any advice? The home is a middle income family property.
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From the sound of it I would recommend replacing the floors. Floors are important to buyers and if everything else is rehabbed and the floors are ugly tile, it will be a major turnoff.