But I keep the security deposit This allows me to immediately turn it after a few touch ups and have it rent ready sooner.

We just purchased our first rental property in NE Minneapolis this spring, and need to do a variety of touch-up items (recaulk, replace miniblind, repair/replace interior door because of holes in doors, reset closet door off of its track, etc.)Do you have a recommended handyman? 

Also, I am required to include a list of items I am deducting from the deposit ( unpaid rent, cleaning, touch up paint ,etc) with the refund check correct? 

That being said, the $15k per unit was more than enough to replace floors, paint, cabinets, and touch up bathrooms. 

I'll do some final touch up painting later.So on went new fixtures, and brand new outlets, switches and covers. 

So I finally told him because he's almost done with this thing got a little bit of painting to do and a few little touch-up items talking I finally told him the other day I sent him a text and I said listen I don't want you to come over and do my renovations anymore you're done I don't want you to touch any of my other projects all I want is I want my money that you owe me and I want you out here.

@Luke Trovinger thanks Luke Ill definitely touch up the curb view then!

Hopefully each moveout won't require a repaint but just touchups. 

I think that the beige will pick up beige in the tile (maybe) and the gray will go well with the stainless appliances while keeping the kitchen bright/cheerful.My handyman says black is much easier to fix scratches and stuff in because it is dark and because it is more uniform even considering that they make a color matched fixer touch up thing for this above lighter color.   

I am estimating less than $5k for touch ups.