Anytime we buy a house that has been sitting without a/c in our market, we clean and treat everything with Microban....just to be on the safe side prior to repainting.

In my opinion, repaints like that (sprayed or brushed) are for class C (and some B's) and below.It is sprayed by tradesmen who specialize in re-painting kitchen cabinets.If you use something like Sherwin Williams Super Paint (or even Emerald) Satin, or Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec Satin, it might no last as long as the pro-painter applied paints which have some kind of hardener in them.That being said, some tradesmen can do really nice work (with a lot more labor hours charged than on a standard rental unit respray): https://www.youtube.com/watch?

This kitchen was truly lipstick on the pig, with granite tile top, porcelain backsplash, repainting cabs and, later during a turnover,  sticking an 18" DW on the end of the run with a piece of butcher block on top.

The Stucco has been previously painted, and it needs repainting.  

Repaint only if necessary.

We can usually get them clean instead of repainting. 

Basically only damaged the trim so we replaced some and properly cleaned the rest, repainted and were back up in about 3 days total.

The home needs a new kitchen, new bathroom, repaint interior/exterior windows and doors.

The home needs a new kitchen, new bathroom, repaint interior/exterior windows and doors.

If it goes sideways, one month is usually enough maybe to repaint, but if they damage the flooring or don't pay, you'll be happy you have more.