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Christian Wathne
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What to do with bedroom closets?

Christian Wathne
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA, Bellevue, WA
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Hi Everyone, we're nearing completion of a SFH flip in Renton Washington, just outside Seattle. Looking for your input on how to finish the closets. Its a 1958 3br/1ba SFH in a solid B class neighborhood full of similar single story homes. Comps in the area are generally average or above average 'lived-in' condition. We'll be selling this house for somewhere around $330,000

We've re-done this house top to bottom inside and out. Question is what should I do with the insides of the bedroom closets? (all 6-7 ft wide) Should I leave the insides empty for the new homeowners to put in their own closet system of their choice, or should I install a basic rack system like in the below picture? The below would cost me about $150 for each of the 3 closets 

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Christine Kankowski
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Christine Kankowski
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Install the image for the master and a single pole in the others. 

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