Thinking about taking bathtub out of rental and replacing with walk in shower.

Was this done because the bathtub is small and you didn't want a ledge?

There are far too many people that watch a few YouTube videos from 2014 or attend a seminar from some guru and think they can low-ball everything just because the bathtub need new caulk.

Where I'm caught up is, I want to own rentals that I know WILL last (preferably BRRRR) and this is one way for me to gather a financial cushion, BUT I already own it and know everything about the property.It has updated electric, brand new water heater, new furnace, new AC and fresh new glazed bath tub, but could use some cosmetic work around the property.If you were in my situation and this was your only rental would you let it go and start new or hold it?

I got the bathtub/tiles reglazed by my friend for $500 and bought a new vanity for $200. $1800 for countertops. 

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The occupant of this new bedroom won't have easy access to a bathtub or shower.

However, it may say that pipes that service one unit only, such as your bathtub, are your responsibility.

It's already a 4/2 (second bath is just a shower - no bathtub) so the target rent of $1,200 / month would be for the 4/2New roof and storm windows put in during the last 2 years.

"paint it" is more accurately referring to "reglaze it" with a special paint that is the same stuff used for reglazing bathtubs.