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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Remodel bathroom with tenant in place
We're days from closing on an out-of-stateproperty that has a tenant in place. Going in we knew that the bathroom will need to be redone. My questions are:
1-since it's the only bathroom in the house, what should we suggest the tenant do?
2-should we style the bathroom according to our (California) standards or research local standards?
3-this is our first rental so what am I missing in this situation?
Thanks
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@Brad S. Unless there is a safety issue, I wouldn't touch the bathroom until the unit is vacant. It's an inconvenience for the tenant and provides no return on your investment.