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General Landlording & Rental Properties

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Royce Talbo
  • Investor
  • Kaneohe, HI
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what fixture brands do you guys like?

Royce Talbo
  • Investor
  • Kaneohe, HI
Posted Oct 11 2019, 15:57

I was watching this guy on youtube and he was talking about buying Moen for his rentals.  his point was that you are paying for the labor anyway, why not go with something good.  He also mentioned that Moen has lifetime warranty on parts, so when a tenant wears it out you can just get a replacement part and its free.  

I love Moen in my personal home, but dont think I would go with it in a rental because if something breaks I cant be waiting on a replacement part. I will just go down to the store and get a replacement myself.  Also the warranty doesnt cover misuse, incorrect install, etc.   In my rentals I usually put american standard, as I see it in lots of hotels and commercial places. I figured if its good enough for high traffic, its good enough for a rentals and I havent had a problem yet.  I tried Kohler before but doesnt seem to hold up as well.  

What are your guys thoughts and have you guys tried other cheaper brands that hold up?

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