Landlord’s Rehab Flooring Guide
Posted on: September 15, 2009
Landlord’s flooring guide for rehabbing for cash flow
Rehabbing a foreclosure to hold as a rental property, versus selling it to a homeowner, requires a different approach to the rehab than one may be accustomed to. Think durability. Most tenants generally do not care for their homes as well as homeowners. Also, many homes in rental heavy neighborhoods usually wind up having many more live-in boyfriends, girlfriends, and kids than originally accounted for on the lease.
Rehab choices for a rental house should be made with with durability and ease of maintenance in mind. Remember that when you decide to sell your investment property down the line, you will have to clean up after the previous tenants anyway. So at that time, invest the additional $3,000 to $4,000 to spruce up the house to make it look homeowner ready instead… Read the rest
