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re: Getting ready to rent out my home- Flooring and any other Suggestions?
Posted on 3/17/14 at 11:03 am to BallCoachinFool
Posted on 3/17/14 at 11:03 am to BallCoachinFool
Go with pre-stained bamboo. It is really easy to install. It looks good, and is about a $1 a square foot at lumber Liquidators. The stuff for $2.49 is tougher than oak. Can't scratch it at all. No need to stain after install, but after 30 year warranty runs out you can re-stain it then.
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Posted on 3/17/14 at 11:10 am to Napoleon
I have been leasing my condo in Pensacola for 7 years. Had 4 tenants in that time, never any damage.
This year I went with a Realty Management Company, Realty Masters, they are very good at scrutinizing people looking for a dwelling. Their leasing contracts are quite good and cover every possible and conceivable issue.
Takes a lot of pressure off and I am very pleased with them. They do the same job for several properties of owners I know, over 10 years no complaints.
Tax Deductible too!
This year I went with a Realty Management Company, Realty Masters, they are very good at scrutinizing people looking for a dwelling. Their leasing contracts are quite good and cover every possible and conceivable issue.
Takes a lot of pressure off and I am very pleased with them. They do the same job for several properties of owners I know, over 10 years no complaints.
Tax Deductible too!
Posted on 3/17/14 at 12:41 pm to Napoleon
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Napoleon
Quick google search provided great feedback.
Did you install your own? Some of that stuff looks pretty slick.
Anyone know how easy it is to convert light fixtures from this:
to something more modern?
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