In general, I usually focus on paint (if not repainting make sure current paint is clean without the “dengy” look), flooring (clean and simple) I usually do the lowest cost engineered hardwood from Home Depot clearance that looks the best since it’s durable, easy to install and adds value, I look to paint kitchen cabinets that are real wood as that is the easiest way to make them like new when updating and saves a ton of money, and I look to update bathroom fixtures, kitchen fixtures and door handles!

I have two old vehicles in my garage which I am contemplating repainting for "company" vehicles: a 1965 Greenbrier rampside truck and a 1966 VW Type-2 Transporter (Kombi w/ seats removed and converted to electric).

Given the estimates I've received, and the frequency of repainting required, I'm tempted to have the wood siding removed and have the house sided with vinyl.

If and when you do this the interior cracks can be repaired and repainted afterwords.

So it wasn't like they were patching major holes and had to repaint because of that.

You should repaint between tenants anyway and you can charge them for repairs but not the whole repaint since it is normal wear and tear that you have to paint.

I didn't bother sanding or repainting the areas.

I've only repainted once in 9 of our recent rental houses.

My contractor plans to remove the ugly siding, tuckpoint the brick where needed and repaint the brick.

Perhaps the walls just need to be repainted (I hope).