Or I could just reglaze bathroom tile and tub white so they don’t look so outdated.

Or I could just reglaze bathroom tile and tub white so they don’t look so outdated. 

I would tile the floor or lay a waterproof laminate in both areas.  

It has about a 2” drop and is noticeable when doing the bathroom to the ceiling where the top tiles are not even. 

Now, I'm wondering whether it would be "a good deal" to keep my current home and rent it out, or if it would be smarter to sell it.Here are some details on our current home / things to consider:Purchase price: $106kCurrent value (approx): $180kCurrent mortgage: $65k, 10 years left, 15 yr fixed @ 2.875% ($599/m PI)Home is updated/remodeled throughout, with good bones, and some robust materials used (hardwood floors, porcelain tile, etc).

New Tile in Bedrooms.

So, a small bathroom remodel might be $2k plus fixtures (tub, surround, vanity, faucets, toilet, fan/light, tile, etc).

Day 2 closing you can have a functional shower if you’re glueing a pre built surround, day 4 if you’re doing tile.

If every 80K house seems to need this only one tile guy you know, who only works in "gold inlay", is only available on the months where Cicadas are crawling about and nobody else "is worth it".

Like anything, education/research, relationships/mentoring/training, and experience/tile behind the wheel are three foundational elements to being excellent and successful.