Will look better and reduces wear.2) Can't tell by the pics but paint if needed.3) Box in the vent4) Remove the blinds and install wood backing so tenants can put up curtain rods without damaging wall.5) If not there already, install a door stop so it doesn't damage the cabinet or counter.6) spend the $1 and color match the outlet wall plates.

I rehab older homes regularly I’m very familiar with your situation.Vinegar is very effective but the carpet has to be removed and floors mopped throughly.I always use oil based paint primer throughout the entire house then I repaint with my desired color.

Stick with a shower curtain that is cheap/easy to replace and allows the Tenant to customize the colors a little.

I was not getting far on the phone, but after seeing your post, I went down to the OPA office and they gave me much better color.

The other is finished with stainless appliances, granite counters, faux painting and decorator colors, wood or cork flooring, and ceramic showers.

We have taste, my girlfriend especially, and she is the one with the responsibility of picking out colors, finishes and what not.

I also like that it comes in different colors.

We look out from our rose colored glasses and see what we want to see.

You can expect paint on the hardware, paint peeling off the grease they didn't wash off the cabinets, runs in the paints, and outrageous colors.

This usually worked for quite a while for us. use black colored bags so it doesn't doesn't show up if rocks get displaced.