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Replace new carpet in Bedrooms for hardwood?

April Birdsong
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I will be closing on my 1st STR/MTR this month. I am sooooo excited but also nervous. It is a 1940s 2 bed/1bath that has been renovated by seller. They put new hardwoods throughout the house except in the 2 bedrooms which has new carpet. Arrggg. Question. Should I replace carpet with hardwoods so that they are continuous throughout house? Cost approx $3000. The other STR in my area mostly have hardwoods throughout and I personally don't like carpet which I feel many guests may feel the same. Also, having to interrupt stays to replace later doesn't make sense. I know in LTR the thought is to keep carpet until it gets messed up and then replace. Just want to get thoughts from experienced STR investors.

Thanks so much 

April in GA

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    Trent Reeve
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    personally, i would go with the carpet for now. its new and already in. Let your STR start making money before adding cost in replacing the flooring.

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