I'm getting ready to put my house up for sale and I need to replace some of the flooring. I'm pulling out carpet and going with either wood look tile or laminate. The material cost for each is pretty similar, but I'm ...

Hi dear BP familyI have a newer 2006 house under contract and need some cosmetic rehab (Indy). This is a mid level 4bd home about 1990 sqft. We are projecting a 1250 to 1300 per month rent. Here's the first quote I go...

I'll be moving out of a 1 bedroom condo next year and will probably put tenants into it. I'm currently taking care of some repairs and starting to think of what needs to happen to make this place "rent ready" by next ...

Hey guys I recently bought a multi family and I’m going back and forth on which flooring to put down. It currently has hardwoods but they’re shit and thin and I don’t want to refinish them a lot of pieces are chipped ...

So, i was thinking of using ceramic tiles for the entire upstairs of a duplex. A investor friend of mind said she not seen that before and it might be unattractive to potential tenants. I wanted to go with ceramic bec...

Anyone use an Armstrong laminate product called "architectural remnants " in higher end rentals? Just wondering how it holds up durability wise. Do you prefer another laminate product over this ?

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I’m looking for flooring, not laminate or LVT, something non locking that I can repair for my rental properties.  Any suggestions appreciated! Thanks

I am a multi family investor in Birmingham and would like to ask for some help determining the best type of flooring to use on the entire unit. From the front door to the back. I am a long term buy/hold guy so looking...

This is on Amazon.com (hopefully I can post this!) I bought one a couple of months ago (paid about 20.00 more) along with the tapping block, the pull bar and the spacers. Didn't use the spacers as the drywall was up a...

I'm going to throw down some LVP or water resistant laminate in a kitchen with attached hallways that lead to rooms already with a medium oak laminate. Should I try and match as closely as I can get, or go contrasting...