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Painting between the tenants after every 2, 3 years of turnaround

Atul Mohlajee
  • Oak Park, IL
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Please respond to this poll. How many of you paint apartments between the tenants after one tenant leaves and you are preparing the apartment for a transition while looking for your next tenant.  Would you paint between the tenants if a tenant stayed one year, two years, or three years at least.  Do you paint every few years or every vacancy between tenants irrespective of the number of years the tenant lived there.'

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Nicole Heasley Beitenman
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Seconding @Luke Carl. I don't have a set time period. If it looks good, then there's no need to fix something that isn't broke. If it doesn't look good, we paint. 

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