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Carpet the bedrooms?

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I’m finishing a full house renovation in the Philadelphia area. The house is 1600 sq ft ranch and will be listed for $400k. I plan to put luxury vinyl throughout the main living areas. I plan to do the master bedroom in vinyl also, because it’s right off the living room and has an exterior door to the back yard. The other 3 bedrooms are on the other side of the house. My question is: do I put carpeting or vinyl in the three bedrooms? Historically, the investor flips that I have seen have carpet in the bedrooms but I think designs have changed.  

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I would follow the comps in your area. I like your reasoning for the primary bedroom. LVP makes sense. Since it's a flip, you may be able to get away with carpet in the other bedrooms to save you time and money. Make sure that is consistent with the comps though. 

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