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Tenant proofing a rental
Hey guys. I am planning on remodeling my current residence. It is a small 3/1.5. In the next 5 years we will probably be upgrading to a larger house to make room for some more children. My house is paid for so I plan on renting it out.
My question is what are some things that I can do to make my house more "tenant proof"? What kind of floors, blinds, interior things maybe exterior things, anything that makes the house better set up for a rental?