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        "text": "Material selection for foreclosed bathrooms involves balancing upfront renovation costs with long-term durability. For investment flips, mid-grade porcelain tile, solid surface vanity tops, and durable semi-gloss moisture-resistant paint offer an attractive presentation that attracts buyers without overspending. For rental portfolios, selecting high-durability items like fiberglass surrounds, commercial-grade vinyl or porcelain tile, and water-efficient plumbing fixtures reduces ongoing maintenance calls. In contrast, luxury materials like natural marble demand higher maintenance and larger budgets, which rarely yield adequate returns in budget-conscious foreclosure rehabilitations.",
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        "description": "Glazed porcelain tile, solid-surface vanity tops, and moisture-resistant paints provide great aesthetic appeal and lasting durability at reasonable costs."
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  "description": "Glazed porcelain tile, solid-surface vanity tops, and moisture-resistant paints provide great aesthetic appeal and lasting durability at reasonable costs."
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