I really prefer that washed oak lookI just put it in my bathroom and it is the rage it made that space look twice as bigalso maybe look at a accent wall color to break the space up alittleenjoy

@Akmauri Glymph is it the house on W Bluff Ave?

I use John Gudel at Done Right for my places in Oak Park  and Chicago and have been very happy with the service.  

I just put in a new dishwasher in my 3/2 SRF, but the kitchen is standard 1990s oak and I won't get any more for stainless steel, so I put in white.

Has anyone had any experience with Angel Oak financing?

Interested in what the process has been like for you in terms of finding the place, finding an agent (or not), negotiating with seller,  and general ups and downs you've had in your search.Curious as I am currently looking to buy and rent it out with a roommate or two to help finance mortgage and other expenses and am interested in that Royal Oak or Ferndale area. 

They are solid oak with slightly chamfered edges rather than the sharp 90-degree in the photos.

In older homes, oak was commonly used as a subfloor, then carpeting was put over it.

Anyways, I want to head to the next OAK meet up and find out more since SF is looking almost impossible to invest in these days.

Looking at properties in Council Bluffs up to $160,000.