On the other hand is tenant wants to stay we would probably still like to do touch ups or whatever to maintain the property to keep it as close to brand new as possible.

Semi-gloss and gloss is a pain in the *** to touch up, which is why we switched to satin. 

One property was a complete fixer-upper and the other required just a little touch up here and there. 

Paint touch ups, drywall patching, doing a backsplash, etc.

He is planning to do touch up work then sell his investment property.

We use a Sherwin-Williams color on everything these days (Shoji White) and I can get them to mix up a can for touch up 5 years later and it blends perfectly. 

I am looking for GCs that can do SF and MF, can do a new building on raw land, full rehabs of beat down properties, and touch-ups (I like the lipstick metaphor), and require little supervision.I also really like @Johnie Hopkins original four points: 1. provides estimates of rehab works that come reasonably close to actuals (firm bids would be a plus),2. is able and willing to do cosmetic work as well as studs-deep rehabs,3. has a dependable crew(s) and is known to hit targeted completion dates,4. is knowledgeable of Houston / Harris County permitting and inspection requirements.Please PM me or email!

We plan on just doing basic touch ups and paint on our bedrooms, but we didn't know if cool features would add value.

If I go that route it may be hard to match the trim elevations.The house also needs touch up paint. 

Typically, builders come back after a year and do touch ups after settling.