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How do you know when you are done with a rehab?
Hey BP! I am nearing the end of a rehab and I am wondering if I am missing anything? It seems like there is always something you can add to the punch out list (deep cleaning, touch up paint etc.). I was wondering what other investors do to round out the end of a rehab to make sure they have a good end product.