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Vaishaag Panegal
  • Raleigh, NC
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Tenant proofing my townhouse

Vaishaag Panegal
  • Raleigh, NC
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Hey guys -

I’m a newbie investor who is looking to rent my townhouse. It has beautiful hardwood floors and carpet in the rec room and the bedrooms.

Is it worth installing LVP over my hardwood? Brandon Turner says so in his book. However, this is going to cost me several thousands in material and several weekends and long evenings. So is it worth it? I’m planning to use this one as a buy and hold long term rental.

Other than protecting the hardwood flooring, what are some other “tenant proofing” tips do you all recommend?

Thanks in advance!

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