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Jennifer Castro
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Shower vs Tub for Rental Unit

Jennifer Castro
  • Miami, FL
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Hi  Everyone, 

 A few months back my husband and bought a duplex. We just finished the rehab in our unit and are now rehabbing the rental unit. In our unit we decided to go with a shower instead of a bathtub. We are debating on what to go with in the rental unit. We were first thinking of going with a shower as well but that may scare away any renters with children since a bathtub is more comfortable to bathe  children.  Suggestions please : ) . 

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Neil Henderson
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  • Carolina Beach, NC
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Neil Henderson
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  • Carolina Beach, NC
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I remember hearing a long time landlord talk about tenant proofing and how they preferred either no tub or a tub with shower doors instead of curtains. Too many tenants didn't use the curtains properly and caused water damage.

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