My PM recommends a full exterior repaint as there are too many patches and I want to avoid a high expense right now.

I currently have a house that is going to need ALL of the rooms repainted upon move out.

The judges tend to be lenient on repainting and carpet cleaning, but much less so on huge holes and ripped or burnt carpets, etc.

I know I wont be able to do anything major, but i was hoping to fix the kitchen and or restroom. maybe re paint the house and some rooms.

Even with bare bones fixes (repaint etc.), it easily gets to 2K with HW charges.

With the $$, I repainted the whole house ($3-4), fixed the cracked kitchen floor tile (2k), removed a living room/dining room wall and built a granite bar island with rolling trash storage (2k), built another br out of a den (1k), insulated (2k), bought washer/dryer/fridge/microwave like new off craigslist ($1.5k) and furnished the common areas with basics (sofa, tv, desk) and some rooms (twin bed, dresser - also CL).

All of these activities were performed by my girlfriend & myself with a bit of past experience, and TON of YouTube videos, and a 6-piece Dewalt Power-tool starter set (and a few other tools).We were able to perform tasks like repainting the apartment, adding a back-splash in the kitchen, and some outside work like small landscaping, removal of brush/overgrown areas, and a pergola for ourselves and tenants to enjoy.

I had to completely repaint the 950 sqft house because of marks on the walls that wouldn’t wash off and dozens of patches that my tenant did before she left.

I run a large graco sprayer when I first acquire a property to do a total repaint and have a small wagner sprayer for touchup.

Depends on your location and how pushy your Attorney is.Now you just have to deal with removing trash, making repairs...some big, some small; usually count on complete repaint, and often, new carpet.