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Mark Forest
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Bathtubs?

Mark Forest
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fenton, MI
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I have a small SFH I bought with a bathroom that only has room for a shower. I can expand it to put in a bathtub, but the renovation will certainly cost me. Is a bathtub a necessity, or is just a shower adequate? Thank you in advance for all opinions.

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Marcia Maynard
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Marcia Maynard
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All of our units have a tub/shower combo. Most of our tenants take showers and a tub wouldn't matter to them. I would leave it as it is and see how well you can rent "as is" before doing a major modification. Elderly people can get in and out of showers easier than stepping into a bathtub. Young families prefer a tub for the kids. Some like a tub for washing the dog. It really depends on your market.

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