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Justin Silverio
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Buyer selecting paint colors

Justin Silverio
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  • Andover, MA
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I have a buyer interested in purchasing one of my rehabs that is about 85% complete. She was asking if should could pick out the paint colors since the paint hasn't been started. I don't have a problem with with this but at the same time I don't want to risk painting to her particular taste and then having to repaint if she can't close.

How do you guys/gals mitigate this risk? One option that I can think of is to hold off on painting until her inspection/financing contingency has been met.

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