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Lucero Sanchez
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Glass shower door or Epoxy the garage??

Lucero Sanchez
  • Contractor
  • Queen Creek, AZ
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Ok we are now debating since we are running really close to our budget and due date to place house for sale, we don't know if we should install a glass shower door to show off the new tile shower that coat is $1100 or to Epoxy the ugly garage floor $750,( does anyone know of an inexpensive way to maybe clean garage floor it has a lot of paint and car oil stains? ) this is the tile shower (sorry it's sideways)  or should we just epoxy floor and get a nice shower curtain, we just don't know, any feed back will be appriciated thanks.

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J Scott
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J Scott
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I think it's an ill-posed question...and I'm not sure how anyone can meaningfully answer it for you...

Which are you going to have to do to sell the house at the ARV you're targeting? If it's one or the other, do that one. If it's both, do both. If it's neither, do neither.

The other option is to reevaluate your ARV based on each scenario and see which one generates the best return. Then change your plan accordingly.

Not trying to be harsh, but suggesting that you should just choose one or the other because you are "close to your budget" tells me that you have some misconceptions about how money is made in this business. 

Run the numbers and use the data to drive your decision... 

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