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How do you make your flip look finished?

Mindy Jensen
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I saw a house today that blew my mind - but not in a good way. The trim looked horrible, the kitchen looked thrown together at the last minute, the bathrooms looked "almost."

This house is a full priced fixer upper. 

I'll throw out a tip, and would love to hear others.

Caulk is your best friend. Make sure you use paintable caulk, and caulk all gaps. The gap between the trim and wall. The gaps between the trim and doorframe. The seams in the trim when one piece isn't long enough for the wall.

Would love to hear what you do to make your flip look complete.

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