Yes, it's beautiful, but it's double the price of LVP/laminate/tile, it's a headache to maintain, and it does not do well in wet areas.

Thanks Gregg and appreciate the advice, however, I'm not so sure jumping into a 100+ property would be the best way to get my feet wet.

I am looking to acquire a couple rentals properties in my area to get my toes wet.

I mean, we LOVE walking into a house and it just reeks of wet ape, you know, where even the flies drop dead 2 and-a-half seconds after flying through that door.

I am looking to BRRRR a SFH to get my feet wet and experience with my first property.

It also came from being a little too money focused when I was first getting my feet wet.

I’m just getting my beak wet in the business here.

Will those agents now be forced to pay the 'tax' *cough*penalty*cough*?

After initial set, keep covered with plastic or wet towels to enusre proper hydration and reduce the risk of shrinkage cracking.

Hello all,I've used laminate flooring in the past but am now considering using vinyl planking since it looks just as good plus the biggest advantage is the ability to become wet and stay wet!