Repaint as needed yes.

If the tenants do, charge them to repair the damage and repaint the wall. 

If the damage is that bad, they should be replacing the dry wall in the ceiling; if it is a small stain it is an easy cover up with primer/spray paint and repainting it. 

Repaint anything that needs to be freshened up prior to them coming.

I want them to make it their home and typically I repaint after move outs anyway especially if they have been there a couple years or more.

He sent me pictures and video but only looking good one with such as, repaint, new counter top, new bathroom. but as I said I the post. it's my mistake for trusting the realtor.

. - repair or replace old cabinets and repaint, add new hardware, they look like new- buy used appliances or always ask for a scratch and dent or open box appliances.

The renovation budget from this loan allowed us to replace the siding of the property and repaint the property as well as make other changes to greatly enhance the curb appeal of the property. 

Ripped out the wallpaper and repainted the entire house and replaced the stove.

We recently had a rental property where the unit needed re-painted and the carpets needed professionally cleaned multiple times to even get the smell out; which your best bet at that point may just to be to replace any carpeting you may have in the unit.