Way cheaper than hiring someone, if you have the time to do it.

Vinyl is cheaper by far in most cases although I don't know if it lasts as long. 

Also, it may be cheaper to buy wainscoting panels and trim separately rather than a kit.

It's probably cheaper to change it to a single sink (one less sink, one less faucet, one less plumbing hook-up, maybe one less mirror)....but with 3 bedrooms serving that one bathroom, it's probably best to keep it as a double sink...

You want to keep rents to 10% or below of gross annual sales as a basic guideline.Furniture stores generally go in and out because people buy cheaper online or at the IKEA type huge places.

If it is retail flip, it looks way better if it is a rental I use cheaper tile but the great thing is I never have to replace it.

Vacancy policies cost about the same , but coverage is much more limited.Maybe Pittsburgh is cheaper??

Cheaper and faster I bet to replace it.

I figured it would be cheaper to buy in bulk- like 500 of them from whatever company hotels use.

It would be far cheaper for me to absorb the vacancy for a year rather than to move in.