Unless it is at rough in stage it will be compromised unless this has no interior walls, what's the rest of the story and why does it need overlayed( which is what you are suggesting) or removal which has issues of its own with load walls unless all interior walls, cabinets etc are gone. sounds like a raw deal with water issues or structural issues?

They want the interior main floor repainted.  

What brand and level/formulation/line of paint do you guys use of that brand for your interiors and why?

My wife and I own an Interior/Architectural Design company.

Full interior remodel What was the outcome?

These tend to be mostly cosmetic interior rehabs (not always but usually) and you can usually avoid the big hidden issues that single family homes can have (structural, environmental, plumbing etc).

I think for the average 1 rental owner, it's simply too much fuss, and the opportunity cost of that time and energy is either relaxing, or doing other things to maximize bookings like interior design.I think the industry in general suffers from bombarding new hosts with 10,000 things to do in month 1 (OTA, direct booking sites, linking calendars, specific smart locks, etc.) when in reality most owners should probably list on the most relevant platform for their area in year 1, develop a rhythm and learn a few basics, and then start looking into improvements from there.Certainly with multiple properties it starts to become a more compelling argument.  

Purchased under market value, rehabbed Kitchen, Bathrooms, Interior finishes (flooring, paint, windows) and Landscaping.

Since you're renting, you'll be limited to interior tricks like mirrors and lighting.....

If there are interior stairs carpet them. you could add soft close hinges and carpet bedroom.