When I looked at it a few things jumped out at me; it looked like a manufactured home but it was stick built, adding to the look was a 1 X 6" molding between the "skirting" and the house proper, that was painted a clashing color, it was a 2/1 but there was an 8' X 14' laundry room that was crying out to be a 1/2 bath. 

So your income is really 30kAnother applicant started to make demands like wanting the kitchen repainted because they didn’t like the color.

I would wake up early, put on my dress clothes, drive to work, and make sure I wrapped up my time sheet from the week before since it was due by 10am.

If not, you can search on google to find prices, colors, styles, and sizes.

For instance, there is 1980s terrible green-colored carpet in the living room - does it make sense to replace that? 

Now, this guy had a great job, dressed in a suit all the time, but wasn't a very good tenant, was he? 

They sent me cabinets that were in different boxes, different construction, door sizes were off a half an inch, a pinstripe was a different color, they couldn't fulfill the order with the cabinets I ordered so they gave me different cabinets and said that they would work?

I used nice colored towels until a very nice renter washed them together, now all my towels are whit except one for makeup. 

Damages look fair, we will need to do lots of re-painting (they painted loud colors on most of the walls and wall papered 😂), lots of holes, and some minor wear and tear that we anticipated.  

Too add to what @John W. said, use one color paint for all your rentals.