For the price, I'll re-paint, not try to match what's there.

Just kicking around ideas to really add value here that an appraiser would really like.Some other things I thought of - a) Touch up some fading paint on the alum sidingb) Repaint the metal sheds (there are 2) in the backyardc) Put a wooden fence in front of any front-facing chain link fencing to increase curb appeal

Knowing how to use a paint sprayer and clean it is a great skill for that considering all the full house repaints that will be needed.  

The investors that can buy the whole block or sections of the city, repaint over the graffiti, do well with the cashflow and will eventually win the war.

We were told because we work another job and that had income that exceeded $150,000, we can't deduct any expenses (all my travel, complete repainting, upgrade TVs, replace washer etc for our short term rental) are not reportable on our taxes. 

I'd much rather have to repaint some walls than to deal with urine stains on carpet/hardwood, chewed baseboard and cabinets, and clawed doors and walls.

It was awful, but we tore out the drywall in one bathroom and repainted the entire interior including the ceilings in oil based paints, which take about 2-3 days to dry. 

My GC is saying it's going to cost about $2800 to fix this after replacing Sheetrock and repainting the entire house.I've contacted the contractor who did the work and he claims he is in NC for 2mths.

It is not unreasonable to repaint cabinet interiors...if they are old, dark, cabinets with water and other stains and repairs on the interior.

We use flat bone paint on the walls and repaint after every renter.