I’m about to close on another duplex. Now that the last tenants are gone I see the carpeting is a mess on one side. Maybe about 1,000 sq ft for the one side. I know LVP is great and long lasting, but we’ve decided not...

I’ve got a rental property worth about 600k that I rent out for about 3000 a month. The main area is tiled but the bedrooms are carpeted. I was going to put in the luxury vinyl but I was speaking to somebody yesterday...

Purchased my first house to rehab!!! Excited and terrified! I'm ripping out carpet and putting flooring in but I can't decide between vinyl and laminate. Vinyl is pricier, is it really necessary in a rental? I'm looki...

So I had a sewer backup in a rental house. One floor/no basement.  On a slab.  Master BR carpet was affected along with a small portion of vinyl plank flooring (half the kitchen and a small area of the dining room).  ...

ok so I like this house for sale. Problem is that it has this major crack in the living room floor. Please see attached photos. What's the solution to this? I saw on tv once that they used a jackhammer to grind the cr...

We are rehabbing our first investment property to rent. I got the tile estimate today to do the bathroom and kitchen (about 200 sq ft) and it came to $2500. That would cover everything (materials and labor) EXCEPT the...

I need to replaced some flooring in a rental property and am looking for some recommendations. It is a half bath on the main level. It currently has vinyl flooring that needs to be replaced. I have read that a bathroo...

I have a suburban Cincinnati duplex that is turning over a tenant next month.  I'd appreciate any feedback on whether carpet or some type of LVT plank flooring option is the way to go for the main portion of the unit ...

I had a recent vacancy in one of my rental houses after six years. This house is a small 1940’s with original hardwood floor. The problem is the hardwoods look aesthetically bad, but the good news is the floors have...

We are in the middle of a rehab and have decided to install wood look-alike tile or engineered hardwood.   The quotes I am getting for both are about the same - $12 - $14 per square foot, including materials.  We have...