I've seen carpet tiles used in a lot of commercial properties and was wondering if they are worth using in small multi-family units. This is a C property in a B+ area and I'm looking to rehab. It has tenants in it, bu...

I recently had a long term tenant move out. They had dogs, and the carpet is really smelling doggy now. The carpet has been cleaned by commercial cleaners (they actually cleaned it one day, I came to check out the p...

Hello,I just had a tenant move out after being in my rental unit for about 9 months. The day they had moved in last October was the same day we had new carpet installed in the living room of the house. Carpet upstairs...

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I am doing my first flip in a 55+ community. I definitely want to flip the property in a way where the 55+ owners can benefit the most. I plan to redo the flooring in the house. It currently has tile with ...

Hello,I am currently a tenant in an apartment complex in Fort Myers, FL. I am an avid listener of the regular bigger pockets podcast and the bigger pockets money podcast. I have a couple questions about what our apart...

Can anyone recommend where to get carpet for a lower end flip in Louisville, KY. Also any installers? What you you typically pay per sq ft.? Thanks in advance.

Hello fellow BP users. I had a tenant move out last week and the living room carpet is stained beyond cleaning and need to be replaced. What is the legal prorated year amount for California. Most websites say carpets...

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I would like hear from u guys options.i have 3 bedroom apartment with carpet.it looks bad.want to change it wood flooring or something else.which is the cheaper and efficient way?thanks

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I was wondering if any of you have ever tried to dye a carpet rather than replace it?

I just bought a house I am going to rent out and it has a high quality, but nicely stained PINK carpet. I had heard of u...

Hi all, I am in the process of renovating my first rental home, and have run into my first problm: my partner wants to put carpet down; I think laminate (or some other durable floor covering) would be better in the lo...