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Best Flooring for a C Class Rental?
I couldn't find a thread about flooring in this type of rental, sorry if it's redundant. Hoping for some vet landlord input here.
What is the most bang for the buck? I know carpet is cheap, but then I replace it in between each tenant swap. Luxury vinyl plank LVP might be good, but is it over-improving for the area? The rent comps seem to have a mixture of carpet and wood-looking flooring. I can't get a good read on those.
For what it's worth, I'm leaning towards LVP throughout the whole place. Plan B would be carpet on stairs/bedrooms and LVP everywhere else.