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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

LVP or Carpet in Rental?
Hello everyone!
I’m close to closing on my first duplex and I was looking for some advice. Would you put LVP throughout the entire duplex in order to completely “tenant proof” the place or make it feel “more like home” with LVP everywhere except bedrooms which would have carpet?
Also what does everyone else do to help tenant proof their rentals?
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@Kyle Falkenstein. LVP, no question. You can put a rug on top of it for that home feel.