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Ryan Cleary
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$3,300 to paint 1,500 sqft? (Ohio)

Ryan Cleary
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Saint Lucie, FL
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Just got a bid presented to me by my property manager from a contractor of $14k for tenant turnover, incoming rent for the unit is $800...  I know the unit well and it's not in bad shape.  Some of the items are totally unnecessary.  They have a bid for painting the walls which they are asking $3,300, on top of that they are asking another $400 to repair walls and remove an led light strip.  Is this the going rate right now?  This will be my first turnover in Ohio.

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    Don Gouge
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    Don Gouge
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    Instead of worrying about the cost of paint, I would be worrying about my property manager.

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