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Solid or Engineered Hardwood for a Flip in a high end market?
Hello,
I'll be selling a rental property that I own in the next few months. Before that we plan to do some updates. My business partner and I disagree on the type of flooring. Hard wood is generally more expensive, but possibly valued buy prospective buyers. I'd appreciate any advice from experienced agents or flippers... especially from the Seattle or similar high priced markets.
Thanks!