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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Bathroom remodel necessary?
My boyfriend and I recently bought a house to flip and the bathroom has a shower/jacuzzi and it’s a fully tiled wall and the color is outdated. It’s just a tan tile that is “ok”. Biggest issue is the jacuzzi has this weird platform that make a step about as tall as my knee to get in. If it was a normal tub/shower combo it would take up a foot LESS of space too.
Our question is: Would we decrease the value of the house by getting rid of the expensive tile and jacuzzi and replacing it with a normal tub/shower that’s more in style and less dangerous to get into? We worry when we get it reappraised that taking it out wasn’t the right option...
(Here’s a picture of it: https://pin.it/3aWsTYy)