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Updated over 5 years ago, 10/04/2019

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Jon Ladas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boston, MA
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Income property bathroom materials

Jon Ladas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boston, MA
Posted

Hey all. I’m house hacking a duplex in the Boston MA area and like most of the properties here mines kind of old. Built in 1930, poorly renovated by the original owners family friend or someone who cut corners. Long story short I need to Reno both full baths. One needs it sooner than the other and I want to use materials that will last through the wear and tear from my tenants.

It’s a small full bath with a tub. I’m debating a stand up shower instead of the tub.

From your experience, what types of materials/brand last longest for:

Bathroom floor

Stand up shower (would consider tile/grout work)

Tub/shower combo

Built in shelving vs cheap ikea/Lowe’s linen closet

After the bathroom in that unit I’ll be updating the kitchen. I’d love some idea for rental property kitchen materials as well.

Thank you!

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