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Charles Kennedy
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Flooring in living room vs bedroom?

Charles Kennedy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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BP!

I'm under contract on my first property - a 2/1 condo in Atlanta. The flooring in the living room appears to be either laminate or vinyl. I want to match it in the bedroom (current bedrooms have horrible, old carpet), but am unsure I will be able to find the same flooring! 

Should I just try to get as close as possible or should I go a different vinyl plank look in the bedrooms? I don't want to use carpet due to the replacement and cleaning I will inevitably have to do.

Any advice?

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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I personally like carpet in the bedrooms but many people don't.  That flooring looks to be very common, as I am almost positive I have seen it before, you might take a road trip to Home depot and bring a bunch of their flooring samples back to the property and see if they match.  (You may also be able to do this on Amazon but I'm not 100% sure on that one)

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