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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Orita Issartel
  • Real Estate Investor / Realtor
  • Miami, FL
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Rehabbing items that can be saved, like doors, toilet, sinks etc

Orita Issartel
  • Real Estate Investor / Realtor
  • Miami, FL
Posted

The rehabbing we're doing right now has quite a few things that are in great shape  and we'd like to save for future use like toilets, heavy wood front doors, some appliances, shed full of tiles, etc. I believe that some of these can come on handy for replacement on buy and holds when renting it. As an investor would you rent a storage space to keep stuff like that or just get rid of it and not waste the money on storage rental? I also think I can put a big shed in my yard and store it in it. 

Thanks for any input. 

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