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Colleen F.
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under rehab -when to list?

Colleen F.
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  • Narragansett, RI
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One of my rentals is relatively new purchase and needed significant rehab when we purchased it. How done would you make it before you list it? We painted it in and out. Currently redoing floors, didn't want to but can't wait for the floor guy to be available. It still has a lot of little stuff. Touch up trim paint, missing section of shingle where we took out a window, attic closure , front porch posts. Not sure on how long this one will take to rent so don't want to lose time but we are divided on how much can be left. Wondering what are people's thoughts on what is too much to start the rental process?

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