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Yingchun Li
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Rental property renovation questions

Yingchun Li
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hi, dear landlords on BP!!! I am going to close my first BRRRR house this month and will start the renovation next month. The strategy for this house is for rent for a few years then sell it or maybe just keep it as a rental house. So we gonna redo the whole house as we want the ARV good because we use the hard money.

We already have a family who will rent it and they have a beagle dog. So is that better to have the tile even in the bedrooms? As the dog may scratch the laminate floors even while they run around in the house.There are laminate floors in the living room and bedrooms but some part is old, so we plan to remove them and put the floor looking tiles in the living room and kitchen. But as they have dog and for future renters who may have dogs, is that better to put the same tiles even in the bedrooms and the hallway? 

And any other tips for renovating rental properties? I appreciate all tips. 

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Deanna McCormick
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Deanna McCormick
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Best Advice ever,, NO Pets, NO dogs, No Cats.. equals NO problems..

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