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Best finishes for a quick sale
Just began demo on a house we're renovating to sell. Appreciate any advice on floor surfaces investors/flippers might recommend to facilitate a quick sale. House is in Orange County California, 5bd/3ba two story with ARV @ $825K. Remodeling entire house. Is high end laminate acceptable in this price range vs wood? Is high end ceramic tile acceptabe vs natural stone (eg travertine)? All recommendations are appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike