I know that I should use granite in higher-end flips, but what about those that are not so higher-end? A realtor told me that buyers are really looking for granite, but I don't want to overrehab.What is your guideline...

I just had a tenant move out and I have carpeting in 2 bedrooms that needs to be replace. Is it better to keep replacing carpet or put something that looks like hardwood flooring. I would think the flooring would last...

I’m torn between a laminate that is not waterproof, but I love the color and it has a lifetime warranty. Also, only $1.29 sq ft on sale, I figure I can purchase a padding/moisture barrier and it would be fine. Or, I c...

Many people like laminate flooring due to its features. But they have a doubt: Is it safe? Unlike marble, granite, ceramic tile and concrete, this product doesn�t contain radioactive substance. The key factor is its...

Im doing a flip and there is carpet in the living room, the two small steps going into the bedroom, and the bedroom, and the carpet would look really good if it were new. If I were going to rent it I would definitely ...

I installed some Tarkett wood laminate in a couple of properties a few years back and have experienced it coming apart on the short side in a couple of places in both properties.

I've also seen this in many o...

Quick question I'm going to be rehabbing a house in Southern California. Wondering what everyone's thoughts on Laminate flooring or engineered wood in the kitchen are ?

Starting to get general plans together for rehabs for both rental and flips. I was wondering what experienced investors recommend for flooring. We have visited several flooring companies and a few have told us that th...

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...

Hi everyone,I have the hardwood floors in the bedrooms of a multifamily complex refinished for the same price of putting down new carpet. The benefits of refinishing the hardwood is that it won't need to be replaced/r...