If for nothing else it serves as an opportunity for the tenant to refresh themselves on the terms of the lease. 

Originally posted by @George Paiva: Mix of Red Oak with some walnut to give it a darker brown look to hide a few things One coat of Gloss Poly yesterday Here is the original before we started on Saturday Isn't it amazing how refreshed a room can look after something as simple as this?

Your honesty is refreshing.

It's very refreshing to hear a story similar to mine.

It's is really refreshing to deal with a company so professional.

There was a similar non-mls property needing a refresh (paint, carpet, trim, etc) on the same cul-de-sac for $135k but the timing of buying before winter and concern of the prices falling was enough to deter walking through it. 

@Charlie MooreWhen they skipped town and didn’t notify anyone.When I have to repair or replace substantial items, like flooring, ceiling fans, drywall, doors, appliances, etc...Refreshing a property with clean up and cosmetic touch up is normal.

If your website hasn't been refreshed/audited lately and your listings haven't been optimized, you're investing money in the wrong place. 

They have handymen and other contractors that those things are easily done by (replace faucet, drain clog, small refresh when tenant move out, etc).

Very refreshing... thank you for starting this post!