Also, I am thinking of larger format tiles (9x18) for shower walls (marble-looking ceramic) which will should save money too such as this.

We had the option of 'taking' the dying ceramic business, but declined.

We build almost everything out of concrete and steel with ceramic bricks that don't burn.

The bathroom was a full gut down to the studs, new shower, ceramic tile, etc and I would say its a standard size bathroom.

Opportunity house is in 75218, 2/1, 1950 build, 1014 Sq Ft, price of $200K / $197 sq fthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...Condition is fair, hardwoods need refinishing thorough, kitchen and bath ceramic tile is OK, needs full clean and paint (some pet damage from large dog but no urine).

Opportunity house is in 75218, 2/1, 1950 build, 1014 Sq Ft, price of $200K / $197 sq ftHere's my calcs on the deal--https://www.biggerpockets.com/...More deets--Condition is fair, hardwoods need refinishing thorough, kitchen and bath ceramic tile is OK, needs full clean and paint (some pet damage from large dog but no urine).

This can be wood, laminate, vinyl, or ceramic tile.

Additionally, I found out the tenant scratched a ceramic top on the stove (bought new prior to renting) most likely with the hot cast iron skillet.

Ceramic tile such as https://www.homedepot.com/p/MS...2.

New vinyl floors downstairs, new baseboards, new paint everywhere, new downstairs bathroom vanity, added shiplap to downstairs bathroom, added a dishwasher and two ceiling fans, added ceramic tiling to walls to kitchen backsplash, added an in-wall AC unit in master bathroom.