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Scott Savard
  • Franklin, MA
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What construction materials are you using for buy & hold rentals?

Scott Savard
  • Franklin, MA
Posted

Hi BP Community,

I’m in the process of two rehabs. The first is a two family complete gut and replace and the second is a single family home the requires a less extensive rehab but still some major items. I’m curious to hear what some of your favorite “go-to” material manufactures and models are for buy and hold rental properties.

Specifically

Windows and doors

Kitchen Cabinets

Appliances

Flooring

Ultimately I’d like to standardize my bill of materials for all of my projects, where possible. I’m looking for materials that will show nice and last but obviously not break the rehab budget.

Anything helps.

Thanks

Scott

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