Luxury vinyl floor and carpet on lower level Granite countertops - total of 26 sq ftInstall new vanity Remove old tile/clean tub and replace shower door - retro wall tile the color of Pepto bismalReplace 2 doors Install drywall @ bedroom with brick wall and fireplace whitewash - drywall would only be installed on 1 wallRun AC ducts in basement rooms - tie into existing trunk lines Trim roof of storage shed and add support posts to deck above Replace broken glass in two windows - 2 single pain sectionsCheck all outlets/change light switches Touch up exterior Trim bushes Paint kitchen cabinets and change hardwareRemove the wall light fixtures Cover up pipe in basement bathroom Replace toilets and light fixtures in bathrooms Change all doorknobs for new ones Replace doorbell Replace thermostatRemove storm door Cover up expose electric wires in bedroom closetCaulk all exterior windows and doors Repair retaining wall Pressure wash the exterior Clear all debris of the house roof and replace any damage shingles Replace all tiles in drop ceiling Remove iron railing and construct 4ft wall around stairwell Installed handrailLay pine straw Repair door to carport - door is sticking

We don’t have to think twice when having to touch up or paint.

Average base level is $500 for range, $350 for dishwasher, and $250 for microwave/ hood combo HVAC service: $250 to $3,000 Deep cleaning: $250 to $500 Carpet cleaning: $250 to $700 Another method is to see how bad the house is:If it needs a lot of work do the square footage x 35If it needs some work do the square footage x 25If it needs minor work like paint and touch up do the square footage x 15Let me know if you need any help brother!

I paint mine all the same Gray so in the future it's simpler to do touch up and not have to paint the whole apartment.

Well today he called me to see how it was going with finding a buyer and i told him i stopped looking after he told me about the other couple, and the i will start back once he was under contract.. so i just went and finally did.. he is wanting 72 and its already rent ready besides maybe 10-15 in touch ups .

If I am replacing I do stained. yes, a lot of younger people like white but it may require more touch up between tenants.

Maybe touch up paint.Clean it up good and turn on all the lights.

In the process of getting the property ready to be returned to the Landlord the tenants used the original paint they had (presumably leftovers from the original date of purchase of the property or later years of repainting) to paint areas (internally only) that needed paint and touch up.

He does all of our tile work (master bath, guest bath, powder room, backsplash, chimney), flooring, baseboards, crown molding, make ready (door handles, cabinet pulls, mirror installation and final touch-ups) amongst other things that come up during rehab.

They go above and beyond with little repairs/touch ups and I guarantee the house is clearer than it was when I was living in it.