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        "text": "A foreclosed home renovation can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months depending on the scope of work. A minor cosmetic turnaround involving drywall repair, trim installation, interior painting, and new bathroom tile typically moves quickly. In contrast, comprehensive whole-home rehabilitation involving layout alterations, structural framing, sub-trade rough-ins for electrical and plumbing, and complete kitchen installations requires a longer timeline. Working with a hands-on general contractor who handles framing, drywall, and finish carpentry in-house while coordinating licensed mechanical trades helps maintain steady momentum and reduce scheduling downtime between phases.",
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        "description": "Timelines range from a few weeks for cosmetic repairs like drywall and paint to several months for structural framing, full kitchens, and coordinated mechanical work."
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  "description": "Timelines range from a few weeks for cosmetic repairs like drywall and paint to several months for structural framing, full kitchens, and coordinated mechanical"
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