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John Williams
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  • Property Manager
  • Clarksville, TN
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Small Rehab Recommendations

John Williams
Property Manager
  • Property Manager
  • Clarksville, TN
Posted

Just got a triplex (all 2/1’s) and I want to do some small rehab work to get it rent ready. I’m looking for some recommendations for the rehab.

The walls need to be painted, I figure that’s an easy enough thing to do myself (although I’ve never tried it)

The floors appear to be a light colored hardwood but they seem to have been painted a dark brown. The paint is gone in several places . What’s the best way to make this flooring look new and fresh? Buff them? Repaint them? Throw some carpet down?

Besides that, the cabinets and counter seem a bit older and not very attractive. What’s the best way to make them look fresh and nice? Paint them? Replace countertops? Get new cabinets altogether?

Thanks!

John Paul Williams

REI, Clarksville, TN

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