there's a neutral tile at home depot on sale this week for .57/sq ft this week..normally it's .68...either way, that's the one i'd choose for a rental..come to think of it, i've used it in lower end flips as well

The CBO "approves" a budget of a bill that requires 4 years of taxation before implementation of anything in the bill in order to make it appear the bill is deficit neutral.

It neutralizes when the repairs were done on any property when running the numbers, and ensures if one of those larger expenses arises sooner than anticipated you're still profitable since you've accounted for it.

I'm a neutral party - there are some advantages to not doing InvestorCarrot.

Meet somewhere neutral?

I guess that pretty much eliminates the entire crowd of candidates for Congress/Senate/Presidency.Hmmmm . . . well, there's always Dennis Kucinich (who, like him or not, actually has the balls to stand up for what he believes in, opposed the war, and fought his own party in trying to go after the WH - and no, I'm not endorsing his positions here, either)Final Note - This post is politically neutral.

I'm a big fan of neutral colors Light tan walls/ Creme Trim.

In that case I would put down a neutral hook and loop with some darker speckles carpet with cheapest padding.

Home Depot has a basic 12x12 neutral colored hard tile for $.57 .

All carpet, padding, vinyl removed, then cleaning air handler and vents, chimney, dryer vent, replaced oven range hood & bathroom fans, trashed the cabinets (were 30 years old and gross by that time, anyway), sanded down all doors and trim that were good enough not to just rip out, actually sanded the interior of the fireplace, ordered new windows (old metal ones needed replacement, anyway) and exterior doors, then cleaned everything with several applications of TSP, concrete slab downstairs with gallons of white vinegar to neutralize the cat odor which you could smell once the cigarette smell abated, then used Kilz original on all walls, ceilings, sub flooring, trim, doors, everything but slab where tile was going.