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[quote=Anonymous]OP, you are right to anticipate that the bathroom tile could be detrimental to getting your best price in a sale. Obvious signs of deferred maintenance in one part of the house lead to speculation and assumptions about deferred maintenance in the rest of the house, which will negatively impact offer amounts from buyers. Given the tile situation in both the bath and floor, my advice would be to pony up and do a quick reno of the whole bath. You most likely could have the whole thing re-tiled (or lined), with new toilet and perhaps new vanity/sink, for less than $5k. It is much better to be able to say 'renovated bathroom' than have potential buyers see faults and wonder what else is wrong in the rest of the house ... and then start looking for things that are wrong! [/quote]
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