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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Bob C.
  • Investor
  • Hopewell Junction, NY
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Upgrade to laundry room for flip?

Bob C.
  • Investor
  • Hopewell Junction, NY
Posted

Just purchased a 4/3, 3,000sf house that needs a buncha work. The ARV should be about 30% higher than the median around here. I have some choices to make with the laundry room

a) leave it where it is - about 20' into an unglyish garage.

(also I'm in the northeast. So that garage is unheated, will have slush and crap on the floor near where one would walk, in the winter) - Minimal renovation costs

b) Build a hallway closet near the bedrooms for STACKABLE machines.

I'd have to move one bedroom door, create a closet, install a pan, install all hookups. - Estimated $1800 cost

c) Same as "B" but move TWO doors for standard size units. - Est $3,000 costs. (Also, this may be a insurmountable challenge. I may not be able to get the closet big enough, even with moving the doors, to fit two machines)

d) Have the laundury room off the foyer.

I could make a room (from the space in the garage) that is accessed via bi-fold doors in the foyer. When the doors are closed, it'll look like a closet. Weird? Perfect?

Thoughts?

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