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Christopher Gilly
  • Wethersfield, CT
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Scope of Rehab

Christopher Gilly
  • Wethersfield, CT
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Hi all,

I am still looking for my first flip. I am in the process of making an offer on a property. It is a 1960s era ranch that is very dated an needs extensive updating. The thing is, the tile in the bathroom is in great shape. It is extremely clean without any chips or cracks. It does look very 1960s though.

Would it look too strange if I updated the rest of the house but didn't change the bathroom tile?

All opinions are appreciated.

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