Just as you could "repair" walls that have 100 Gigantic holes by placing cheap paneling over the holes, you could also repair it correctly with taped, textured and painted drywall/sheetrock.

I worked in manufacturing plants in my adult life.

My idea being, it creates more of an attachment to a rental because the tenant may have a long term committment to be there to plant, care or harvest there garden.

I planted a 50 tree fruit orchard, purchased 10 steers, and put in a a stream fed pond of nearly 2 acres with island and Dock.

If they dry up, fall off, and the dog eats 'em after a couple days, and the paper is no worse for the wear, just hose it down with texture and paint it!

I have someone doing a reno for me on a rental now, carpet, laminate floor kitchen, drywall repair & texturing, popcorn ceiling scrape, trim, painting, and new kitchen counters. 

I currently own and manage 3 rental properties that are bringing me about 1000/month for all 3 rentals along with having a full-time job in our local chemical plant.

@Vincent Plant My 2 cents would be to take @Ross Denman advice and leverage that cash.

That plant has been such a rollercoaster for the city's morale.

I can see up to a 40% drop, unless the coal regulations on power plants are changed.