Hey everyone, I'm new to all this and was just discussing with my real estate agent and he gave me some advice and was wondering if anyone else could chip in as well!

The acrylic liner over the cast iron tub will last longer than the steel--as soon as steel is chipped, it's downhill so incredibly fast.

Your done buddy take a bunch of those chips off the table, then let your boss know and do it!

Im a certified epa certified rrp contractor, lead rrp is just a guideline how to renovate, lead abatement is a different story, but when my waste/discarded paint chips hits the curb, it is not my problem anymore.

Thank you all for chipping in to help me out.

But what about renovations that do not involve walls like changing carpets or flooring or cabinets.Also, can a contractor just paint the walls again a different color without disturbing (if its not chipped or damaged)?

Looking for any advice on which to order-and need to order one of the truck in next couple days since the build process is about 3 months out with the chip shortages.

I would appreciate if you could chip in and spill your ideas on how best to start and why, what are our options.Thank you!

You need to get plywood cabinets, and a "cultured" marble top (which is not too durable either- it won't peel off, but is somewhat easily chipped or broken); or get a solid surface ("Corian" type), or stone products that will typically last a very long time.

For example if what she can afford is $600 under Fair Market rent, perhaps you eat $200 and the other 2 siblings each chip in $200/mo.