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Ryan Greenberg
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I am flipping a house in Baltimore and wondering peoples thoughts on details like crown molding, garbage disposals, and exposing/repointing brick. Material costs are adding up and trying to cut some corners. The property ARV is around $220k

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    @Ryan Greenberg you need to know what your competition has. What area of baltimore? i would think most areas  with that price point would expect pretty decent level of finishes. That means likely yes to all the things you mentioned. 

    It would also mean real hardwood and ceramic tile floors, high quality tile shower and bath surrounds, and granite countertops.

    Other than the exposed brick, crown molding and garbage disposals we do most of that stuff in our rentals in $120 K neighborhoods.

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