Just picked up an 8 unit and the 2nd floor apartments have carpet currently.  I am a big fan of vinyl plank flooring in all rooms, but I am concerned about noise when the 2nd floor tenants are walking around?  Am I ov...

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I'm about to rehab my next rental. It's lower income than the one I currently have. I want to make the floors as tenant proof as possible. Has anyone tried using industrial vinyl tile flooring? It actually look...

I was just up on Canada visiting family and manage to go see a few listings just for fun. I noticed some of the developers are using a vinyl flooring that looks like hardwood. It was beautiful flooring and actually ...

Hey everyone, I am in the process of rehabbing a property I just bought, and I am now ready to get flooring. What vinyl flooring do y'all recommend? 

Hi Experts!My PM is making ready one of our 16 units and came to me with the wood veneer flooring, saying it's cheaper and durable. I did some research and found most people say wood veneer scratches easily and can on...

I'm an out of state landlord doing some upgrades in a SFR rental. It would be a combo of carpet in the bedrooms and vinyl in the living areas. The prop manager requested a quote for Luxury Vinyl planks but the vendor ...

I have seen that LVT or luxury vinyl planks are being heavily promoted over regular Floating/laminate flooring. Home depot has their own brand and also have a type that has glue strips to stick it together and another...

Hey BP!I am trying to decide between Click lock vinyl or Grip strip vinyl for my rental. I am leaning towards grip strip vinyl this time around, but I have no experience with how this type of vinyl plank holds up. My ...

I'm shopping for flooring for a rental. I'm leaning towards floating vinyl. What thickness should I get? Also, any brands you usually go for? Finally, Home depot, Lowes, Lumber liquidators... where do you shop for goo...

Hello,I have a small balcony with iron railings on the perimeter rooted in concrete and the entire area is covered with tiles. There is a slight gap between tiles and concrete with some worn off sealant, and I have n...