I had a guest's kid break a bunch of ceramic coasters.

Bathroom includes a ceramic tile floor, shower and single vanity.

The plumbing company gave me a quote and list of what has to be done: "Remove toilet and many ceramic tiles from floor and shower stall.

She does all our work from ceramics to decks to siding to fireplace to drywall. 

It's not a lot of money to spend for such a small amount of space, but will be double or triple the price of your ceramic subway tile.

I have a guy that works way cheaper then he should and does them for about $1300 labor which I know is crazy so I am trying to get a grasp on reality when I start shopping rates again.For a small full bathroom we typically do a complete gut except we keep the tub and reglaze it -  Labor usually consists of ceramic tile shower surround/tile floor - new toilet,light,mirror,towel bar,faucet, shower head - trim and painI know this is region specific but just interested to hear others

Possibly new laminate/tile flooring (currently ceramic tile)Thank you.

The cost difference between removal of cracked ceramic tile and leaving it is $555 so I will probably just remove it. 

Most of the mold ruined their usual work other than the bathrooms since the bathrooms were ceramic tile lol.I think the reason why the bank hasn't gone lower than $200K is because it has two houses and the land alone is worth $108K (according to the tax assessment).

I figure if I can average buying 2-3, do the necessary remodel work (ceramic wood-look floors, white semi-g-gloss walls..basically renter-proof the house) and hold it long term that in 10-15 years I'll be paid off and have great cash flow to retire on.My amateur thoughts are and keep in mind this is my limited guess on the oklahoma marketplace is:buy house 60-80K. invest 0-15K remodeling and simplifying the home.