Ripped up old carpets and laid new laminate flooring all throughout, new trim, a lot of drywall work due to lack of temp control, new paint all throughout, added wainscoting over tile bathroom and hallways as easy and inexpensive fix.

The entire place needs paint since it hasn't been touched in 8 years, and there's plenty of chips on the tile in the kitchen.

I've started tiling all of mine and I'm hoping to never have to replace flooring again.

What is the best way to cover up asbestos tile?

It's always best to use a smaller tile that has more grout lines.

Unfortunately a Tax Deed does not give you the ability to immediately sell the property and a purchaser will have to get through a quiet tile action to gain title insurance and then sell the property.

My experience in real estate thus far is limited to closing on a single-family home (my primary living residence) and fixing it up (removing/replacing ceramic and vinyl tile flooring, painting, installing baseboards and shoe molding, installing light fixtures, landscaping, etc.).

I found this new backsplash video and wondering if it is worth removing my subway tiles and replacing it with this one.

So I can assure you, there were some evenings we were up redoing the wiring, putting in molding or tiling a backsplash.

It was move in ready, but a little grimy so we spent about 3k rehabbing the place with tile, carpet, paint, and cleaning.Both places rent quickly and have a positive cash flow.