Ha Ha.Just tile it and having the tiles running the  other direction. 

This property will lay the groundwork for all of your future investments, just think about how much income this home will generate over the next 20-30 years! 

I noticed Grant Cardone just announced he had to lay off 42 of his staff (about 120 staff left) in addition to contract laborers, vendors, etc., due to the recent crash.  

They will help give you the lay of the land in that market and give you an idea of what you can expect and if they are a good agent they will let you know if your expectations are unrealistic for that market. 2) An agent in the market you are interested can recommend you to some and you would want to interview them once you get past the inspection period and closer to closing. 3) That would be the role of your agent.

Moving forward, I'd recommend laying out firm expectations and completion dates before he quotes the job and get it in writing.

The guest bathroom has an ugly green tub with green fiberglass along the wall, green paint, white tiles with green accent tiles.

I think whenever you enter a new market you should lay down a base first, but if you are able to travel to the market and thoroughly vet a solid contractor, you will increase your chances of success

They can lay it all out for you. 

I prefer a solid surface, tile or something similar like hotels do. 

Hi,Where are flippers purchasing their tiles for bathroom renovations.