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      "name": "How long does a foreclosed property kitchen refresh typically take?",
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        "text": "Refreshing a kitchen in a foreclosed property usually takes between one and three weeks, depending on the scope of work and material availability. Cosmetic upgrades such as drywall patching, interior painting, and new tile backsplashes move quickly. However, hidden problems often expand the schedule. Foreclosed homes frequently sit vacant without climate control, which can conceal subfloor rot, leaky shutoff valves, or pest intrusion behind baseboards. If cabinet boxes require finish carpentry repairs or if sub-trades need to address altered wiring before tile installation, extra days are added. Ordering stock finishes rather than custom fixtures helps keep the turnaround fast.",
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        "description": "Most kitchen refreshes take one to three weeks, though repairing hidden leaks, unpermitted wiring, or subfloor damage uncovered behind old cabinetry can extend the timeline."
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  "description": "Most kitchen refreshes take one to three weeks, though repairing hidden leaks, unpermitted wiring, or subfloor damage uncovered behind old cabinetry can extend"
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