If it requires more than 1 coat of paint you probably can charge them.  

Honestly, if that was me...I'd put a new coat of white paint on the cabinets, slap some Euro handles on and put the cheapest granite you could find down...you should be able to do that for 500 dollars and that's all you need! 

A little dry wall mud and a fresh coat of paint would be normal.Bigger holes than that then yes keep what is needed to cover above normal wear and tear and document it.

I wrote it in the feedback section of the webinar but when they read audience questions they put a very nice sugar coat on it and said they communicate the risk on potentially lower returns in bad times to their investors and have skin in the game themselves.

Have you ever dealt with this and if so have you found any physical solutions that aren’t overly expensive (thicker padding for carpet, certain insulation, etc)Thanks!

If you trust your manager, the cost of a coat of paint may yield $50/mo for a long time.  

I then built a combo closet and pantry in that corner, since the entry door is in the kitchen and we had no coat closet.

I agree that in a bedroom is a bad idea, and the bathroom both doesn't look big enough and if you are renting by the room, would likely pose an issue.The next most common area would be to lose a coat closet. 

If the finish is damaged, but clean, you may be able to rescue the sheen by added a clear coat designed to work with the epoxy brand.Before doing anything, call the company that applied the finish.

I'm pretty sure is 7mm, quality isn't bad but definitely not high end like thicker brands they sell.