The gases can leave behind rings a foot or so below the ceiling, sort of like a bathtub ring.

Also try to reconfigure the bathroom... if all walls are non load bearing you may be able to fit a bathroom and a hallway without mesing with exterior walls...take a tape measure, pencil and paper and try every single possible combination.... look for floor plans online... i love this webpage https://www.dimensions.com/ele... for me the minimum bathroom is 9 by 5, 5 being the bathtub

Another bath tub faucet has a loose handle but has no issues controlling water.

My tenants damaged the bathroom floor by bathing their pets in the bathtub and letting water get to the floor by not closing the curtains. 

Had an owner scream at me because I sent a plumber to check out a leak from bathtub, saying there is no leak blah blah blah.  

Hi all - We would like to change the bathtub to shower in a rental property.  

I buy all the materials, he does all the work.Right now I'm getting a house fixed up, which includes ripping up carpet in 3 bedrooms and replacing it with laminate, removing the flooring from a kitchen and hallway and replacing it with ceramic tile, ripping out old cabinets in a kitchen and putting in new ones, installing a new vanity, toilet, and bathtub in a bathroom, putting in a garage door opener, replacing the flooring in another bathroom with ceramic tile and also replacing most of the sheetrock in that bathroom, installing a couple new doors, putting in a new gas oven, and few other little tasks.  

@Simon ObasI'd say bathtub simply bc you mentioned it was the master bathroom, otherwise I'd say walk in shower for other bathrooms.

The details as provided. 10 units(5 Duplexes), 2 bed 1 bath per unit, 640 square feet each, 2/3 acre, built in 1986, new exterior paint, new fence along parking lot, many interior upgrades: resurfaced bathtub surrounds and kitchen counters, tile floors, central heat/air.

Master bath upgraded, tiles extend up the wall surrounding seamless glass shower and a Spa Bath tub.