You will end up repainting at some point, so just wait to spend money. 

I would repaint the dark rooms a light color like in the other rooms with the lighter, neutral colors.It's a really nice place. 

I had one re-sod the yard completely and another that paid out of pocket to repaint the exterior.

If the neighbor is going to cause your tenants to move out every year, and you incur the cost of repainting, etc., every year each time you turn over that place yet again, or you're dealing with constant complaining phone calls from your tenants - then it didn't turn out to be such a great deal.I've learned a lot of stuff the hard way. 

Repaint, refinish floors, update aesthetics, fix imperfections/wear and tear, new appliances and landscaping.

I frequently put match Formica up behind the counters in the kitchen, it looks great, is cheap, and no need to repaint worry about splashing water, ect.

Still no tenants after spent tons of money to replace all gas pipes, fix dry walls, repaint, and fix the leaking etc.

I was thinking about cleaning and repainting it instead of paying $500 to replace perfectly functional if cosmetically ugly windows.

We were able to get through the rest of closing and walk out of the room feeling at-ease, and a bit excited about the transfer of ownership.Turning to the renovations, my property manager and I decided that the walls definitely needed to be repainted.

We have to repaint a new STR and am asking for good recommendations on paint color choices.