I would repaint the entire room with mildew resistant paint.

One of the best features about vinyl is not having to repaint; otherwise, you might just as well have Hardiboard or similar.

You will probably need to repaint and then deduct the cost from their deposit.

It sounds like it would take more than that to replace the wood, sheetrock, repaint, etc. etc. - but do you need to replace it?

Why waste the money now, instead of just repainting during the next tenant turnover?

Most all painting other than occasional HOA touch ups (for example, spent about an hour letting my kids repaint mail box posts)8.

I was in the building anyway so I showed it without her there and fortunately the first clients I took signed for the property available September in June AND they signed an addendum that the current tenant didn’t have to repaint because they really liked her accent wall colors.

The interior doesn't look like it has major damages as in the walls are intact, a bit dirty, so needs some repainting.

That allows for cleaning, minor repairs, repainting, etc.

I bought my first rental, the loan wouldn’t close unless the entire exterior of the home was scraped of loose paint and repainted.