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Updated 4 months ago, 08/13/2024

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Stewart J berry
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wisconsin
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Kitchen countertop remodel advise?

Stewart J berry
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wisconsin
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Hello All,

looking for a few opinions on countertops.. Ive got a small upper kitchen i've been remodeling after 15+ year tenants I inherited (smokers) left. New paint, outlets, lights, and cabinets. But I can't decide on countertops. the quickest and cheapest would be laminate it seems. I've got a stainless whirlpool appliance package set to go in (no dishwasher due to space unfortunately). It's probably an upper C to lower-mid B class rental but I am trying to church it up some. That said the lower only got a spit shine and I've had no problem renting and cash flowing above the average market with only the lower. Any advise on materials? I kinda durability, and longevity to be as important as price point. Thoughts?

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