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Bill Bodziak
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  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
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Bathroom Rehab Poll: Glass shower door or simple curtain?

Bill Bodziak
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
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Hi All!

Quick question here. My flip partner and I have different opinions on how to finish off a bathroom. Ranch home 3/2, tiny 3 piece bathroom on the entry level (see photo). This is a Pontiac tax auction home acquired for 25k with an ARV of 80k undergoing approx a 20k rehab.

1 opinion says to add glass door to tub/shower (cost $500), other says keep it simple and roomier with just curtain rod and let the buyer finish it off. What say you? New tub, vanity, fixtures and toilet with large grey tile tub surround going in. 

Thank you for your thoughts!

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Keyonte Summers
  • Harper Woods, MI
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Keyonte Summers
  • Harper Woods, MI
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I would stick to the shower rod and save the extra money if the quality of work and materials are good it shouldn't make a big difference.

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