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Carlos Licon
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Remove or leave a wheelchair/ senior accessible bathtub?

Carlos Licon
  • Albuquerque
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Hello BP Community,

I would like to bounce some ideas and get some input regarding whether I should: Remove or leave a wheelchair/ senior accessible bathtub?

Background: This house will be a rental property. The house has two restrooms, a normal walk-in shower in the master, and this tub in the main bathroom that everyone would be using.

So I’m debating if it’s worth it to pay the money to remove it & replace it with a normal walk-in shower because it would be more convenient for potential tenants. Or if I leave it and let it be a preference for the renters.

I understand it could attract potential seniors or renters in wheelchairs who could use it. But I also understand that most people wouldn’t like it. So I would appreciate any feedback on the topic!

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