When preparing for a co-living model, you’ll want durable materials (like LVP flooring or tile showers) that can stand up to higher wear.

Any recommendations on contractors, architects, or suppliers who specialize in this type of renovation?

It wasn’t terrible, but it was dirty and and weird stains on the wall and black stuff in the shower tiles. 

The value of the business is strictly tied to earnings, not whatever fixtures or supplier that the business has.

Construction documentation, such as construction drawings, specifications, contracts, job reports, change orders, payment requests, and vendor and supplier invoices, are used to determine unit costs.

And I was told patching is more like a bandaid and every company needs to do drain tile which costs a lot.Now I checked the seller's disclosure again, they marked NO on the basement evidence of water.

I have a tile floor in a unit that the tiles are popping up through no fault of the tenant.  

We have started to use 24x24 indoor outdoor carpet tile in dark grey.

Personally I am not always a fan of bath mats being out (I usually drape them over the tub before pulling over the shower curtain to hide it) However, with only a shower and tile floors that can get slippery … Pottery Barn has some nice oversized ones that would look nice there.  

I thought about manufactured homes on lots in Paradise/Magalia but need the home delivered soon and many suppliers are out 6 months or more it appears.