Start with a multifunction painter's tool, a 2-inch flexible putty knife, and a 4-inch taping knife.One of the best get-you-out-of-a-jam all-around power tools that you can buy is a variable-speed oscillating tool, which is often called a multitool.

New LL, same problem.Get quotes on painters. 

Here is my condensed guide for doing STRs to refinery contractors:Avoid "Psychotic Mutts", they are scaffold builders and painters. 

yes i'm sure, it was just painting and they did that 2 weeks after fire and still no cabinets and only the three is need of replacing i have 10 cabinets  only the two over the stove and the  edge of the cabinet to the left was damaged, and from what the painter told me is that her insurance isn't covering that, i don't believe he was suppose to say anything but i had asked when they were going to be put in and that was his response. 

I have a great painter that guides me through the painting process.

FYI make sure your painters don’t paint the tracks or the metal parts.

You don't know if they are professional painters, and 99% of tenants will not be. 

A painter recently painted her friend's house, a guy recommended by a realtor, and he wasn't licensed, and the guy asked them to please not submit their receipts for taxes because he could get in trouble.  

Easier for our painter = cheaper. 

If we approve the color and if you pay for the paint and the wages of our preferred painter, and add enough to the security deposit to cover repainting to the original color when you move.Oh.Then we had one who is interested in a larger house that we are still working on.