We tend to attract recent university or college grads to out unit, young people that are still looking for a less expensive place but are sick of living in houses with 4 other people.For the last 7 years we have had a nice chocolate brown laminate flooring down there but there's been some water damage in one room.

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When you've got tenants in a property that wasn't built for multiple units, you'll generally have many more problems with noise transfer, causing you to have more frequent turns.  

Not that they won't cause problems anyway, but it might be worth investing a little for the sake of being a good landlord in their eyes. 

Seems like just the thing for a rental: if the tenants break it, you charge them for it at move-out and let Ikea replace the damaged items at no charge.

The hard part is preventing slow water leaks that cause mold.

Hopefully this tenants husband doesn’t come out acting a fool cause he feels his ghetto a** has some say. 

Selling agent tell me that the property needs all Sheetrock remove due to damage.

When I received the docusign....across the top of page it states the insurance carrier can cancel within 90 days without cause.

We were shopping for appliances for a 124 unit property in Houston.We decided not to go with "stainless" (really silver and black) due to the price and potential care issues and the market does not have a premium for these.We got a black appliance package for under $1100.Personally, I would stay away from refrigerators with ice makers as they cause more maintenance issues in the long run.