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Luke Williams
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Luke Williams
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello guys got a question for you. We just purchased a three flat in chicago with tenants, after doing my detail inspections check list on each unit notice a few thing need to be repaired the biggest one is bat tub. The bath tubs were refurbrished and paint now pealing off. Should I invest in new tub, fit bath liner or just get it refurbished?

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Bob E.
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Replacing a tub can be a major disruption if you are living in the unit. I would look at refinishing it if it is sound.

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