@Joseph Senno I would think most improvements would be 100% on the landlord unless the tenant wants to select colors, etc, or it is being done to repair tenant caused damages.

I need a color for my walls, living room, bedroom and bathroom.

Rush Limbaugh bought his home in an HOA and their rules gave them the Right to tell you What Color YOU Could Paint the Walls Inside Your Home.

Redesigned layouts, interior design of selections and colors, construction of building and amenities and sitework, permitting and engineering oversight.

It's faster and you can compare two (ie) roof colors on the fly.Have a rough budget to discuss with the Architect.

They come in all types of patterns and colors that look like stone and marble.

Hi Dana,In addition to paint, maybe put a strip of black indoor outdoor carpet just in front of the door (and on the steps if they are not cement).That area is going to take most of the abuse of moving (scraping appliances and furniture) in and out, as well as most of the foot traffic.Cut 3 or 4 more sheets and toss them in the attic for future use.A hand full of staples is much cheaper and faster on turns than a full repaint.Also keep in mind that is a long narrow space and Lighter colors make things appear larger, darker colors--the opposite.Good Luck!

Are they both going to spray the vent pipes and flashing to color in with the roof and the siding as needed?

They could help with color and suggestions.

The tiles adjacent to the wall and the baseboard have been removed, the drain tile put in, concreted over, and this has left a depressed section 18”wide that has a drop off of ¼” from the existing tile.For a quick, low-cost solution, I was thinking of putting floor leveler in, then painting it a similar color to the tile that’s there, then putting the baseboard.