Framing, Electrical, Drywall, Trim and Carpet.  

With pictures to prove it.These are what the the Property Management company is charging:Carpet and tile cleaning $155 (specified in the lease - not disputing)Cleaning $96 Touch up painted interior walls and Trim $135Replaced burned out regular and vanity type bulbs $19Cleared clog from front bath sink $25Replaced bad stove top burner pans $27Replaced bad outlet plate $4I believe that they should not be able to charge a separate cleaning fee (#1 because we cleaned it and it was rent ready, #2 they already charged a $155 carpet and tile cleaning fee).

Around the doors and windows would also present a problem with extra casing and trim. 

I'd like to do it to the other side of the house as well but the neighbors have some oversized trees right where it'd be and probably not a fight I want to have to get them removed/ trimmed properly.

The building code may also want you to use some special caulk/sealer between the door frame and the wall, before you put the trim on; this caulk swells up when hot to block smoke and gases. 

Hollow core doors are a nightmare especially if you need to trim them to size to retrofit inside an existing old door frame.

Who needs trim around the door on the inside of the closet?

They got paint all over the wood trim.

Or Seconds and Surplus.If there is no hurry, your best deals are ordering cabinets from Alibaba.com I really like the Re-Store (Habitat for Humanity) for a few odds and ends here and there - a few pieces of hardwood trim, a vanity top, a vintage sink or a cool, an old door with character.

(I found the same building code - keep in mind hand rails/trim can't cut into the minimum by more than 3.5")   If it is close, you might want to send a professional out to measure.