So he wants those rooms repainted and also wants his bedroom repainted a different color.He has a "painter friend" lined up to do the work so I offer my tenant $450 toward painting the two rooms and tell him he will pay for the color change in the bedroom as that's personal preference (nothing wrong).Tenant says that's not enough money for his painter who wants $450 per room (total $1350) so we agree in writing he will pay me the $450 for the bedroom and I will get the painting done, covering the cost of the other two rooms myself (I know I didn't have to do this but I was trying to be nice).So I paint the rooms myself (they are perfect) but he's now refusing to pay saying he thought he was getting a professional painter for his money.... and wants to pay me less.He hasn't even moved in yet and I'm very worried I have a needy problem tenant.

You don't want to get to the end of your project and realize you have to pay your painter an extra $500 to paint, install, and caulk quarter round (yup, I made this mistake).-  The two hour drive time is concerning. 

Could anyone recommend/refer a quality, reliable, low-cost handyman and/or painter and/or contractor/remodeler in this area?

This works very well if you are involved with a business major.On the physical side, you can work for a painter, drywall, tile, or demo crew.  

Hi,I'm looking for recommendations on painters in the Philly area that could come give me a quote?

Looking for a interior painter to paint approx 2900 sq ft (Atlanta northern burbs).

Call around and find your own painter. 

Pretax profits = $17,700 Rehab Estimate = $14,900That's for new ceramic tile floors, new cabinets, granite countertops, new SS appliances, construction of center island in kitchen, $1400 roof job.I was going to have it painted but I brought a painter to look at it.

I have found a guy though my painter that I'm looking to use.

Fellow Omaha BP Nation - I am looking for some referrals to painters in the Omaha/CB market please.