So, while the dwelling coverage in a landlord insurance policy may help with the repair bills if a tenant inadvertently damages the unit while moving furniture, the costs of cleanup if you discover a disgruntled tenant spray-painted the walls may not be covered.”Do you know of a carrier that does cover he above?

And on the inside, we needed new insulation, new Sheetrock, mud and paint.  

I actually prefer real wood fronts in espresso color since white shows dirt easily and is painted wood.  

to add to what @Greg Scott had to say, old windows around here usually have lead paint. 

I used to do painting and faux finishing for 20+ years so I took my design knowledge and started designing all of our houses myself. 

Rehabbing the entire building, bathrooms, kitchens 2 of the units were pretty good, plumbing electric, painting, etc.

I am now flying home.We just finished redoing the drywall, paint, and flooring across 80% of the house, so this is a major bummer, but I want to look past this and be as ready as possible for the insurance claim. 

Rewire, refinished hardwoods, new countertops, new paint, added a bedroom, put vinyl floorings in apartment.

Remodeled all the units and repaired and painted the outside. repaired the crawlspace and mortar fix of foundation and chimmney.

The house was built in 1978 and looks to be in good condition, with the exception of eventually needing new windows and painted walls.