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Glen Whipkins
  • Blue Springs, MO
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Replacing flooring in rental

Glen Whipkins
  • Blue Springs, MO
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I did a search and the information I found was a couple of years old, what are you all currently using for flooring in your rentals?  I am closing on a rental on monday and it has some cheap click together laminate flooring in the living room, nicer tile in the kitchen and bathrooms and worn out carpet in the bedrooms.  I don't know whether to replace with carpet or use some of the vinyl plank products.  What are you using and recommend?  We are just finishing a remodel on another unit and used the lifeproof vinyl from home depot in the bath and laundry room.   Anyone have experience with that product?  Thanks

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Tom Knox
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  • Vermilion, Oh
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Tom Knox
  • Investor
  • Vermilion, Oh
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LifeProof flooring!
It looks great!
Easy to install!
Great for kitchens An baths
Good price point and it's rated for commercial use too.
$2.79 a sqft. Homedepot

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