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Class C Duplex...how would you renovate it?

Heeyeon Chung
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Hi,

The duplex I am eyeing on needs some rehab (flooring, kitchen remodel, bathroom remodel, etc...)

Considering its location and condition, it is a solid C class property. How would you renovate it? Where should I spend my reno money? 

1. LVP in the living room and all rooms or no? Is there a better alternative? It has two bedrooms and one bath. 

2. Backsplash in the kitchen or no? 

3. Formica in the kitchen?

4. Type of cabinets? 

5. Ceiling lights or no? 

6. Where do you typically source materials? I want to help my contractor to get them as cost effective as possible. 

Anything to keep in mind? Thank you so much for your help in advance. 

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