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Updated over 6 years ago, 08/27/2018

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Ron Luna
  • Olive Branch, MS
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Laminate or vinyl plank

Ron Luna
  • Olive Branch, MS
Posted

Starting to get general plans together for rehabs for both rental and flips. I was wondering what experienced investors recommend for flooring. We have visited several flooring companies and a few have told us that their vinyl products are now selling more than laminate. My target market is in MS just south of Memphis. I am looking to initially concentrate on SFP's that are around 1300-1800 sf and typically sell in today's market (retail) from $110k - $190k. My goal is to provide a quality rehab, so I don't want to use junk, but definitely not top of the line at this price point. For rentals I definitely want durability, but a look and quality that will attract the right kind of renters. Any suggestions or recommendations?

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