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Updated over 12 years ago, 10/01/2012

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Cheryl S
  • Union City, CA
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Rehabbing for Rental Properties

Cheryl S
  • Union City, CA
Posted

Hello Everyone,

I had a question about rehabbing a rental property. It's low end. I know I shouldn't go overboard because it's not like I'm living there. However, what do people think about getting things that might last longer?

For example, porcelain tile floors. I'm considering VCT as well, but am worried it may come up if there is a water problem. And countertops - do you go with laminate or granite? Granite, especially prefab is getting cheaper and the kitchen area is small. I definitely want to rein in my spending, but I do want things that I won't be changing any time soon. Thoughts? I appreciate the advice. I usually lurk on here and have learned so much.

=)
Cheryl

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