The paint I chose allows you to "patch" unlike glossy paints.

Here is what I had done by a contractor:- Replace flooring in one bedroom with wood-look vinyl- Patch wall in same bedroom- Add trim around bathroom door (not sure why but it was missing)- Fix light switches in hallway (would not operate sconces on the wall)Cost: $338.50- Supplies: the flooring I used for the bedroom (12x15)- 5 doorknobs- Smoke detectors and CO2 detectors- New mailboxCost:  Approximately $250I installed the doorknobs, smoke detectors, mailbox, and CO2 detectors myself.  

MASTER BEDROOM $237.06*1.Repair holes/patches in wall*2.

Was there some other repair that required painting/patching?

A couple of things to think about:  Remove toilet and vanity, remove existing tile, patch subfloor if necessary (if there is a wood subfloor with rot, your costs will increase), install new tile, grout, re-install vanity/toilet, and caulk.Hopefully that is all included within the costs you received.  

not sure if anyone mentioned it, but LATH AND PLASTER = terrible to patch. i have a rental built in 1915. bought it when i was young an dumb. knob an tube, terrible plumbing, and lath and plaster walls.

Sorry for the confusion,The issue is fixed but the patch hasn't be deployed to the site yet.

Hello,I have to reseal parts of a kitchen floor in my duplex. I'm learning the hard way after I initially sealed the tiles which are white and porous. I used SEALER & FINISH (GLOSS) by TILELab. I gave the floor 3 ...

Just take a ladder with some form of roofing patch/mix/spray/caulk.  

Alrighty back to installing patches.