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Rental property kitchen with 10 ft ceilings
Hello - We are rehabbing a kitchen, which was gutted when we closed, with 10 ft ceilings. Its in a mid-range property - a 4 BR duplex that we will seek about $2-$2.2k rent, hopefully a B+ property in a B market. Trying to find nice looking, but also affordable & durable cabinets. There is a fairly significant price difference between cabinets are 36" vs. 42" - but wondering if the 36" would look too short for such tall ceilings? Any advice much appreciated - this is our first BRRRR!