All Forum Posts by: Domanique Huggins

 That’s kind of like asking how much is a car. A couple places we have bought it though is Lowe’s, Home Depot, and floor decor. You can get some nice options at Floor Decor.

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We manage cabins here in Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and with the different owners for locations. The floors we have LVP installed look and feel better. The ones we placed laminate tend to have issues with guests complaining they are not always as clean. It's interesting.

We always recommend LVP.

I've used both laminate and LVP in previous homes, and much prefer LVP. It is more costly, but it's worth it for the durability and the fact that it's waterproof.

I laid about 1000 sqft of Provenza LVP at my last house. It had a 20 mil wear layer and came with pre-attached padding underlayment. We loved the look and feel of the result. This is the one we used: https://www.provenzafloors.com...

If you go to a flooring shop, they should be able to get you a discount if you're buying a lot. Look for something with a thick wear layer.

I always prefer LVP over laminate. LVP generally looks much better and is easy to remove without seriously damaging the floor below. 

Also, if you have Floor & Decor near you go check out their LVP products. I found the product quality was much higher than the options at the Big Box home improvement stores, with Floor & Decor's prices still being competitive.

Here is an awesome BP thread someone posted a while back comparing a number of LVP products. https://www.biggerpockets.com/... The pricing information is probably totally out the window at this point, but technical information is still very helpful. 

In general that area of Wilmington is a C class area if that's what you're looking for. Given the area, I'm sure there is Govt money/assistance for revitalization. That said, there's lots to do around there. There's close proximity to major businesses (particularly in finance/legal), Trolly Sq is a short car ride away for the younger crowd, lots of restaurants on Market, and around that. Wilmington is a very close-knit community, especially for a city of this size. Send me a message if you'd like to discuss further. 

@Domanique Huggins Being titled in an llc has no bearing on whether you need a property manager or not....it’s your decision.  As an owner/member of the llc, you can co duct business on it’s behalf.