You should repaint between tenants anyway and you can charge them for repairs but not the whole repaint since it is normal wear and tear that you have to paint.

I have two old vehicles in my garage which I am contemplating repainting for "company" vehicles: a 1965 Greenbrier rampside truck and a 1966 VW Type-2 Transporter (Kombi w/ seats removed and converted to electric).

Given the estimates I've received, and the frequency of repainting required, I'm tempted to have the wood siding removed and have the house sided with vinyl.

Renovation The plan was to gut and rebuild the kitchen and bathrooms, replace/refinish all of the flooring, replace all of the lighting, repaint, complete extensive landscaping and other odds and ends.

You'll have drywall cracks, so you should factor in drywall repairs and repainting. $$$4.

You probably need to either repaint or do vinyl.

I didn't bother sanding or repainting the areas.

He agreed, but I also made him pay an additional $300 deposit and explained to him if there are any traces of smoke inside when he moves out, I will take the $300 and whatever I need from the main security deposit to repaint and re-carpet the place.

I can try repainting the wet spot but I want a permanent fix and don't want it to rot overtime.

AND, repaint it in about 10 years...So, for 7K, I got a 30 year roof.