YOu can bill tenant for Nicotine stained walls and after washing with TSP, let walls dry completely and prime with Kilz before painting,, you can charge tenants for the priming sealer also.. but usually not cost of paint.Woodwork, cabinets, window glass,  also holds nicotine and should be washed down,, if it's painted then do the TSP wash, prime and paint,, and GOOD LUCKTo wash ceilings if not popcorn,, I use a sponge mop followed by a another sponge mop with a terry towel..

Brick are still fairly nice overall but I'm thinking of doing a whitewash or stain just to change the color of ALL those brick.

The floors were installed, stained and one coat of finish applied and then they are covered.

If the damage caused scratches in the wood, then sanding into the wood, staining,  and vanishing might be in order.  4.

Instead, 2 coats of a Benjamin Moore stain and it looks like a different house.

To really get a great appraisal, I wanted to stain the kitchen cabinets, put in a tile backsplash, put on a new garage door for curb appeal, and potentially paint the house.

For mice you can usually treat the urine stains ... we often use just hydrogen peroxide or, if it is really bad, one of the enzime products specifically for animal urine.  

From not mowing the yard to trimming the shrubs, to the scratches on the walls to the oil stains on the driveway are going to drive you crazy. 

The stucco has minor staining from previous rain storm before gutters were replaced.

Our rental house needs the deck stained and I realized that my lease does not spell out how to handle this situation: Our tenants have been in the house for a year and a half now and a lot of stuff has accumulated on the large deck.