If you can get more just by throwing up a coat of paint and replacing some fixtures, great. 

In the end, I had to skim coat the wall with drywall mud and sand to get it smooth.   

@Behrooz K. no it was just sanded and two coats of polyurethane

Gross. and Gross.When folks watch the flipping TV shows they should be seeing this and not the quite antique fixtures that just need a new coat of varnish.    

The savings is not worth it especially if you have to apply 4 coats of it.

Opening the back cover does not help either.Anybody know where I can get thicker yellow sheet lined paper that would work in a printer?

If the vinyl was a commercial grade, it could be "stripped" and "re-coated", but this doesn't truly make the vinyl look new...it's more for cleaning purposes.

They excavated the outside of the basement, painted a water resistant coating on the blocks. 

As far as holes in the walls, it is unfortunate that some tenants use large nails to hang pictures and they make other holes in the walls for who knows why, but repairing even large holes 12" x 12" inches won't bust your piggy bank because we freshen every unit when a tenant moves with a coat of paint and if you are using a painter worth his weight in salt then he should be able to patch a few very large holes within 1 or 2 hours and the cost for materials should be no less than $30 to not one penny more than $50.You will just waste your time and aggravate yourself by feeling your are a victim and you have been violated.

We turned the formal dining room into a 4th bedroom as it already had a window and coat closet.