You'll have drywall cracks, so you should factor in drywall repairs and repainting. $$$4.

Walls repainted, etc.

Your lease should have (should have had) a clause that mentions cleanliness, particularly keeping the outside areas free of trash.I hope you got a hefty deposit to keep and have some cash to clean/repaint/re-skin/replace (your choice) those cabinets.How did you vette these tenants?

You can always re-paint it. 

They've requested kitchen remodel, repaint, upgrades to windows and blinds, etc.

YTD my rents are close, and believe it or not, the (2) bedroom is outpacing the (3) bedroom by 4% YTD net.Photos and design do matter - Both places have stellar photos, but when I repaint/redesign my (3) bedroom, I'm going to lighten it up even more so - so it "pops", refurnish the 3rd bedroom with two full size beds instead of a full size / day bed / trundle to pack them in. 

We pressure washed the stucco and tried repainting it, but it looked horrible. $4,000 for new stucco (which is actually a good deal) - ouch. 

No matter how much the rent is, it still costs the same amount to fix a dishwasher, repaint a bedroom, replace the coil on an HVAC unit, pay for quarterly pest control, rekey a lock, etc. 

Repainting, replacing any carpet, and using the Kilz like you outlined should take care of most of the smell.

Maybe its just a repainting of the interior.