Typically, you will have some repaint, carpet cleaning or replacement, etc in each turn over.  

Repainting trim work outside.

.- Repaint the cabinets and add hardware.- Add a nice dresser and a mobile clothing rack.- Add a washer and dryer in the bathroom Anyway...any input appreciated.

I moved in and immediately replaced all of the carpet flooring in the house with engineered hardwood; I re-painted the entire interior; I replaced all kitchen appliances with new ones that I found at a discount at an outlet/scratch and dent; and replaced the water heater.

If the wood isn't actually soft, you can sand and repaint that fairly easily.

I have 5 students who's lease expired and they all moved out, upon inspection inside my rental home, I found damages, took photos of it. hired some contractors from thumbtack app and facebook locally to fix some major wall scuffing, repainting  and many more issues. 

In the following year I started to pull out all carpets and replace them with laminate floor, repaint and change baseboards.

Replaced the furnace for a high efficiency one, ran CAT6 networking to all rooms, enlarged and replaced 4 of the basement windows, replaced the suspended ceiling for drywall, installed 11 (yes 11) interconnected smoke alarms and sprinkler in mechanical rooms, repainted basement walls, replaced one of the rooms flooring, added gravel to the 3 parking stalls (currently was dirt).

New lighting and faucets added throughout, all wood floors were stained in gun stock, and all interior walls were repainted with a darker gray in bedrooms and a lighter gray in common areas with a bright white trim.

I had a tenant who wanted to repaint the downstairs of my townhouse.