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Shane Elias-Calles
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Bath Tub or Walk in Shower?

Shane Elias-Calles
  • Developer
  • Orange County, CA
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I have been debating with colleagues lately about the need for a master bathtub. Some of the houses in my area have small standing showers right next to a bathtub. Would you keep both or ditch the tub and build a large walk-in shower?

Disclosure:

- guest bath has a bathtub for renters with kids

- This is a long term buy and hold.

Shane Elias-Calles, Developer

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Kenneth Garrett
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Kenneth Garrett
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@Shane Elias-Calles

I’d probably just leave it for a rental.  The cost of rehabbing the bath by removing the tub and putting in a larger shower is to much.  If I was flipping I would take the tub out.

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