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Eric Fung
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Ceiling fan..to keep or not to keep? Rental property.

Eric Fung
  • New to Real Estate
  • Brooklyn, NY
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I’m going to rehab my rental unit. I want to remove the popcorn ceiling and thinking what to do with the ceiling fan. Just one less thing to fix if it breaks in a rental. Any thoughts?

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    Dan Maciejewski
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    Dan Maciejewski
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    For my rentals -- definitely mid-range -- we remove popcorn and have ceiling fans in every room.  

    It definitely increases desirability for our tenants and if they break, well that's what the damage deposit is for.

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