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        "text": "A full foreclosed home rehabilitation typically takes between four weeks and four months. The duration depends heavily on the scale of neglect, permit requirements, and whether foundational or structural repairs are needed before finish trades can begin. Basic cosmetic overhauls—such as fresh interior paint, hanging new drywall, and laying tile—move quickly once utilities are restored. However, if a previous owner stripped electrical wiring, compromised load-bearing framing, or left hidden water damage, repairs take longer because trade inspections must be completed before closing walls and installing finishes.",
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        "description": "Rehabilitating a foreclosed home usually takes from 4 weeks to 4 months, depending on structural damage, utility readiness, and the volume of trade repairs required."
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  "description": "Rehabilitating a foreclosed home usually takes from 4 weeks to 4 months, depending on structural damage, utility readiness, and the volume of trade repairs requ"
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