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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Remodel question on Buy & Hold
I own a 2-story mixed-use brick building that I'm currently remodeling. One of the upstairs units has walls with inconsistent and unsightly plaster/concrete covering the brick. My contractor has advised that it would be more cost effective to simply furr out the walls and put up a nice smooth dry wall instead of trying to even out/improve the current situation. But by doing that, I'd be losing about 43sqft of area. What would you do? Will that effect the amount of rent I can charge?