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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do you chose Granite or Formica?
Hey Everyone,
I wanted to ask a very simple but problematic question for many investors. When investing in a rental property, do you chose Granite or Formica countertops?
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It all depends on the market. I'd say in A and B class neighborhoods, go granite. Anything less, go Formica.
No need to spend money on granite when your tenant pool will likely rather urinate in a corner of the living room rather than waste the energy to walk ALL the way to the toilet!
(True story, BTW!)