There were a couple ....and I mean literally a couple of holes in each wall from nails.....so we filled the holes and used the same paint.....yes we still had it and now the holes are covered up and there is a SLIGHT difference in the paint color because it is 11 years old............as a result, the prospective tenant asked if the walls could be repainted. 

I pressure washed and repainted.

In that case, once the eviction was complete, we stripped the damaged carpets, had the hardwood floors refinished, changed the blinds, changed the light fixtures and added ceiling fans, and had the unit repainted by a professional.

Since owning the home we have a installed a new roof, and downstairs heating/cooling system, as well as repainted, fixed cracks.  

When I moved back into the house in the spring of 2017, we replaced the floors throughout the upstairs unit and repainted the interior of the house.

Long story short, we have determined that we will have to repaint the whole house because of all of the holes and not being able to match the paint.

I am thinking about removing trees, vestibule at the entrance, all signage/banner, replacing front windows, installing an overhang at the front entrance,  and repaint roof, soffit, and wall.Am I going in the right direction?

I see many fail in this area because the cash flow on paper looks good but when the tenant destroys the place and you have a $10k bill to repaint and redo floors and fix cabinets etc.

The lower unit needs to be repainted and window coverings redone anyway.2.

For my units, the main issue is whether I need to re-paint and/or replace the carpet.