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Is painting closets an additional charge during turnover painting

Steven Wang
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We recently had our rental property repainted before new tenants moving in. Prior to the repainting, our property manager had shown us photos of holes + scuffed paint, many of which were in the closets. They went ahead with it (we split the cost with the previous tenants' security deposit) but found out recently that while painting in most of the house had been done, the closets had not been touched. When asked they told us that closets, trim, and doors are normally extra cost during turnover painting. Is this a normal experience with others who have properties managed by a property manager?

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