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Since you prefer it, that means other will, too. However, since most
people don't want it in places other than the kitchen, breakfast,
laundry, and bathrooms, selling your house will be harder. You will
probably only have to wait longer for the right buyer to come along. I
doubt a potential buyer will say "reduce the price by $3000 so I can
put in carpet." Usually, a carpet allowance if to replace dirty, worn
flooring, not flooring that is ugly to the buyer. Think about it, you
may or may not want a house with a whirlpool tub in the master. I
don't do baths, and those tubs don't fit but 1.5 people anyway. So for
me, it's not a consideration. For other people, it is.


Well, I'm going to scratch vinyl and lean more towards Pergo floors for the
entry, kitchen, bathrooms, laundry room and hallways.
I still don't like the idea of a carpeted dining room due to the danger of
spills.