This included things like installing transition pieces in the doorway between laminate and wood flooring "because the change in surface texture was a tripping hazard", replacing a concrete slab in the drive (Which the tenants do not use) because there were cracks, scraping and repainting minor cracked/peeling paint in the halls "because it was a health hazard", installing GFI outlets which the other landlord had never been cited for, and a number of other things that clearly had not just developed since the previous inspection.

Additional fee for converting stain grade trim to white 800 Paint all interior of home which includes all ceilings, trim, doors, walls 3145 Install doorstops throughout home 36 Replace lightbulbs as needed 60 replace outlet covers as needed 60 clear all drains to flow properly 40 Final Clean 300 Fee for trash out of rehab process 100 Go throughout home and vacuum and clean out debris, bugs, trash on window seal trap between storm window and house window 100 Two Cars to be Towed TBD Dumpter Cost Funded Separately Initial Yard Cut Funded Separately Kitchen Heavy Degrease interior and exterior of cabinets 50 replace damaged face and missing face on two drawers 140 rebuild base floors in 3 cabinet bases 105 oil prime, sand, prep and paint interior and exterior of all cabinets 700 Line all cabinet base floors and wall cabinet floors with stick down vinyl after repaint 100 Cut swelled bottom of countertops due to water damage 15 kitchen has one window with one blind 35 replace flooring in kitchen 320 Install new electric stove, new vent hood, new fridge 1825 Dining Room hardwood floors are extremely dirty and greasy.

The home is move in ready other than repainting the living room and kitchen walls something a little more neutral.

:-/If I'm repainting any way, should I make the walls look worse?

When my wife and I moved in we had both houses repainted.

You should not have to repaint the whole house every year or every tenant turn.

Hi guys, I was just wondering, if the trim and doors in the house is the older oak look, but still is in good shape; would you replace it or repaint it white?

(So far ive replaced all flooring with laminate, repainted all walls, granite counters and painted cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and new outlets etc. around the place)Btw, its in a B area (almost a C).

I was getting ready to roll up my sleeves and start some rehab like repainting, tiling, new floors, etc. nothing too crazy.

For example, my first apartment charges a $160 fee upon move-out deducted from security deposit to repaint the apartment for every tenant (it was part of an apartment complex of like 65 units).