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Maria Bocanegra
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Where can i shop tile, flooring, etc amidst COVID

Maria Bocanegra
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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All  - i am rehabbing a 3-flat and would like to find out what stores are 'open' for shopping for materials like tile, flooring, etc. I do not want to shop places like Home Depot - I have had enough terrible experiences with them! They are an option of last resort. I am finding some places you can only shop their showrooms "online" but I need to get in there and see, feel and shop the actual inventory! 

With the pandemic and now the protests, I am finding it hard to find open showrooms.

Where are you guys finding open showrooms?

Are any of you traveling out of state, where the retail is more fully opened compared to Illinois' phase 3?

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