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Flooring in foreclosure.
I need to redo the floors in a foreclosure. The floor is wavy so I’ll have to redo the underneath (going under the house and fixing the foundation) and then put a floor on top. Any ideas on where and what kind of flooring to put into a rental? This is my first property. I only bought it for 19k. Want a floor to look good, last, but not put too much money in.
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:
I need to redo the floors in a foreclosure. The floor is wavy so I’ll have to redo the underneath (going under the house and fixing the foundation) and then put a floor on top. Any ideas on where and what kind of flooring to put into a rental? This is my first property. I only bought it for 19k. Want a floor to look good, last, but not put too much money in.
Either engineered hardwood or LVT is the most durable other than ceramic.