Assume you can touch up for $500 per year.

Do they need a light, touch-up cleaning, sure, and polish the windows, but your sounds more like far more than that...although you did not state how many bedrooms or total SF, so anything is possible.

Thanks for your help...Hello Antonios,Short answer- it is up to you/the seller to choose whoever you want.We deal with this a lot in New York as many of the properties were built before 1950 and need repairs/touch ups before closing.

In most cases, I end up having touch ups every time the apartment turns over.

That is where my potential tenants look.Rent collection- Zelle.Turnover- We go in and do a deep scrub cleaning and touch-up of paint.

If it’s just clean and touch up paint or something like that it should be a week or less.

It has a rougher texture, hides marks better than other finishes, is easier to touch up, and tends to be cheaper.

There's a chance you're being overly sensitive.Second, I do touch-up paint between tenants.

What I can tell you it normally costs me about $150-200 in materials, and 6-8hrs of my time.For the materials, this is cleaning supplies and painting/touch up supplies.  

However, you can always incentives them to make your tenants why increasing their rent is justifiable, I usually would give them more access to a storage room or do a minor touchup paint for the unit just to bring in that new/fresh vibe.