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Alan Majors
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dacula, GA
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Rehab Ideas - Flooring Selection

Alan Majors
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dacula, GA
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Vinyl plank flooring is becoming a standard in other structures used as rentals, but what are others using in mobile homes? The conditions are a little different from SFH and the tenant base may be a little different as well.

The flooring I've seen at HD is $2-2.50 a square foot + installation.  Managing my rehab budget is critical, but we all want to be smart about it.  Do others spend this much in a trailer, or go down-market to something like peel and stick for less than a dollar a square?

Are there any other rehab components to be discussed?  Roofs might be a couple of threads on their own.

  • Alan Majors
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