Need someone to replace outdated laminate kitchen counter & backsplash with new laminate. Cutout for sink, portion of window & socket. One counter, no L or odd shapes. Any recommendations for someone to do this? 

I was planning on putting in granite in a rental but in looking more closely, the current non granite counter tops are in really good shape. I'm painting the cabinets. Putting in a new back splash. New sink. New dish ...

Hi all. My current rental property has a tenant moving out end of this month after staying there for 5 years and the 2F carpet(living area space, 3 bedrooms, and entire staircase) is really dirty and patchy leaving me...

Are the majority of tenants from Indy staying in a property for 12 to 18 months, destroying the property and then moving to the next remodeled property? Or is it just my luck? One of my tenants left on December 31, af...

Hey guys,anyone who has rehabbed for rent has gone through this decision for kitchen counters, tile aint too hip and grout gets nasty, granite can easily be stained and is pricey, laminate and solid surface can be bur...

Hello BP,Wondering what kind of ROI you guys get from putting in new laminate / hardwood flooring on your properties? I'm looking to close on a property that has a pretty rough and old hardwood floor that I want to re...

I am trying select a flooring option in a working-class rental unit with a drop ceiling. Currently there is wall-to-wall carpet that needs to be removed. One option is to replace it with laminate floors, but woul...

Most people know that putting in hardwood/laminate flooring over carpets works out better, or that staging a house/professional photography is usually worth it.But for the BRRRR veterans out there, are there any littl...

I have purchased a three family rental less than a month ago. It was undervalued with little work needed (needs roofing, heating, and cosmetics). I want to BRRRR the property but need your help on two fronts:The hou...

I'm updating my apartment building. Wondering what is the best and most durable flooring. I currently have dark brown carpets, but I've been suggested to consider tiles or laminate floors.

What are your thoughts for...