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Joe Stafford
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window blinds for rehab

Joe Stafford
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Curious as to how many rehabbers put up blinds/verticals for their flips vs not putting anything. I have been putting them but trying to decide if they are necessary. Im in S Florida, any input is appreciated. 

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    J Scott
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    J Scott
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    ModeratorReplied

    For entry-level houses, we always put up the cheap Home Depot mini-blinds while we're staging.  For the lower-end buyers, the goal is for them not to have to put any additional money into the house -- which is a big selling feature for anyone who is working to scrape up their downpayment.

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