So I am about to close on my first BRRRR in over a decade. My last rehab on a rental property was a little over two years ago. My properties are in Southeast Florida. What kind of flooring are most people going with n...

What product are you using for flooring in your rental apartment units? Obviously not looking for top of line, but quality at an affordable price where I don't have to update every time a tenant moves out.

I am currently in the middle of a full rehab of a duplex in Southern Orchards, and my contractor(Ohio Native) recommended that I should stick to vinyl planks throughout the home, except for the bedrooms which should b...

Vinyl planks or Carpet if you are going to sell? So I have a house that I am doing a rehab on that is in a more desirable area. The ARV will be somewhere in the 700s conservatively. We typically put luxury vinyl floor...

My basement is currently plumbed for a bathroom but not yet framed out. I have somebody willing to do the laminate floor for a good price but they want to do it now before the basement is framed is that OK?

So I have a basement that used to get water issues, and I FINALLY got that taken completely taken care of after two years of trial and error (and money).  Now, I can get back on track to finishing the basement as orig...

I am looking to pick up some vinyl plank for a rehab that I am trying to finish by the first of the month and I am having trouble finding a vinyl plank option for a good price.  (other than big box retail) Does anyone...

Hello everyone! My brother and I bought a SFR recently and were curious what you have found is the best ROI for upgrades in the Denver area?

HiI am considering rehabbing and renting my apartment,it has wooden flooring what seems to me like something of spurious quality it's about 1100sq ft,there is also damaged floor due to water in the past in one of the...

What have you done?glue down or (peel and stick):         PROs:  1. If there were a leak in the house, mop it up. 2. Easier to replace damaged pieces.        CONs: 1. More difficult to put down. 2. Harder to replace t...