I'm on the search for a GC for a project I'm working on in Pittsburgh, PA.Nothing major to be done (hopefully), just some slight cosmetic touch-ups. 

We don't use it often, when we do the clean up and prep involved takes almost as much time as you save in painting, BUT we are generally painting things that go pretty quick anyways (touch ups between tenants, not full reno jobs) and I have gotten fast with a roller.That being said, the times when we will use it will probably apply more to you. 

The agent says it needs $2-3k of touch up maintenance/repairs.

Makes touch up and single wall repaints much easier.

after being gone for almost exactly a month (I left on April 19, got home May 16). 3 weeks of 6 ten-hour-days of hands-on rehab (with a great crew of workers), and another 5 days of before prep, after mop-up & travel.Everything is mostly done -- the tenants are skilled enough to fix the remaining items  - drywall texture, baseboard throughout the house, put in a few doors, replace some outlets, & install a range hood, replace cupboard doors, finish painting touch-up, & replace outside gate.

Trying to figure out the best way to go about itThe Numbers:$81,000 Purchase Price, closing end of April (Got at a GREAT price)Rehab: <$1,000 (i would pressure wash and do some paint touch ups, but that's IT)Closing costs ~$2,000ARV: $150,000The OptionsWholesale: I could easily wholesale this to an investor who will either rent it out or just buy and re-list on the market.

Depending on how much rent you are missing out on it might make sense to pay $100-150/mnth for landscaping, power wash, touch up paint until you get the tenants you need and then cut him off.

Property was handed over properly, need to get some paint Touchup done.

Everything in the kitchen needs to be replaced, the bathroom needs a remodel, all of the carpets need to be replace, some paint and a few touch ups should be everything it needs.

Put about 35k into the renovations I still have a day or two left in touchups and clean up.