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Samuel Fletcher Hardy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Florence
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How to know when enough is enough for rehabs!

Samuel Fletcher Hardy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Florence
Posted

Hey guys I have a triplex in the middle of port orchard wa that I am house hacking!

Our goal is to create $60k in equity the property definitely needs the work it's been neglected for the past 8 years.

I am a contractor with tons of remodeling experience and the finances to do most any work but how do I know when enough is enough?

Obviously we dont want to do granite counters but should I do tile backsplashes. I refinished the oak floors that were under the carpet.

(was cheaper then doing anything else)

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