Leave the tile alone.

If you are tiling the tub surround it is very likely that the installer will drop a tile that will chip the tub.

My old landlord would just peel and stick another piece of faux "tile" every time it needed it.I found some of those peel and stick laminate squares for under $20 at Big Lots.

My new rental has new carpet in the two bedrooms (seller put it in), tile in the rest of the house.

You would however as stated verify your title/escrow company is LT friendly and basically that is a corporate trustee or whichever trustee you use is selling the property to a designated beneficiary ( buyer) via directions from the trust's beneficiaries that simple and the escrow agent would follow that direction as well.I believe each transaction is different depending on what your escrow/tile company will allow so I would "pre-flight" the transaction to see what objections that may have.Just make sure you have an arm's length transaction.Mr Finance Examiner: Excellent reply on your posting on this.Good luck. .

Would you rather replace tile flooring or laminate?

For example, if your kitchen budget is $4,000, get bids for the entire job (cabinets, counters, tile floor, etc). 4.

Lucky for me the water was going into the laundry room and into a hallway with a tiled floor.

Tile.

If you are a landlord, put tile backsplash and stainless appliances, or vinyl plank floors instead of linoleum.