For rentals- I use a product called Property Solutions from S-W for walls and ceilings, and Super Paint for trim/doors.

Because it was the last day of the lease, he still had not finished fixing/touching up the house - wall, trim.. etc.

A distressed duplex will often require $20k to 30k per unit for a full rehab (plumbing, electric, kitchens, bathrooms, floording, doors, trim, drywall/plaster, paint, HAVC, water heater, new kitchen appliances etc etc - it adds up quickly), plus exterior (check roof, siding, windows, garage, driveway, fence, trees, landscaping..) which can easily be another 20-30k.

-Upstairs, there is some trim to paint as well.

For trim we use "perl" as it has less sheen then semi-gloss, but seems to protect and clean-up as well.

I've got a house that needs all new paint, any suggestions on color other than "off white" that you've used when oak trim is EVERYWHERE?

Hi all,Planning on painting wood trim, baseboards and doors in white in the near future for a rental unit.

You need to figure that the average tenant will stay in your rental for 2 to 5 years and then the cost to paint a $1200 to $2000 sq ft home is about $3,000 to $4,000 plus flooring replacement, tree trimming and other yard work, blinds, cleaning and many repairs like broken sinks, faucets, appliances, fence repairs, etc.Post all your numbers and lets have a look. 

This is the list of houses that I would want to start off with to trim down whether they meet my criteriaDoes something like this exist?

We invested about $80,000 in a complete renovation with included the following: painted top to bottom, all new flooring, new counter tops, sanded and repainted kitchen cabinets, added more cabinets in kitchen, new split unit HVAC, tankless water heater, all new furniture, new trim and blinds.