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Brad T.
  • Investor
  • White Lake, MI
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Rental House Flooring

Brad T.
  • Investor
  • White Lake, MI
Posted

Hello Fellow Landlords,
I am sure this post has been talked about a lot, but what are your flooring preferences when it comes to rental houses? I know that we are all looking for the best bang for the buck. I like the durability of laminated wood flooring (fake wood), but if you use this in the whole house it will have an echo which will drive people crazy. My house that I live in has this problem anyway. I am not a big fan of carpet as it wears and stains fairly quick. Is laminate in kitchens and halls with carpet in bedrooms a good compromise? I would love to hear everyone's thoughts.

Thanks!
Brad

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