Give the resident a shower caddie.Don’t install toilet paper dispensers.

I've attached some pictures where you can see the condition of the walls and ceilings.In addition to the estimate on the first post, I was also quoted:$21,800 for the bathroom (in the last picture) which does not include fixtures, vanity, shower, toilet, tiles.

It turns out the toilet overflow level had risen and was constantly dripping.

Same thing with the shower curtain rod and toilet paper dispenser holder. 

One unit is good to go, just need to clean, paint and fix the toilet.

If your guy goes out and has to change out a flapper valve in a toilet, it takes a total of 1 hour of labor and they have to buy a $6 part... how much am I going to get billed for?

I always say to everyone, Property Management is much more than unclogging toilets and collecting rent!!!

This is the same type of thinking that people use to scare wanna be landlords, "You want to be plunging toilets at 4am?!!" 

If you have a good relationship with some tradespeople/subcontractors in your area, you can ask them for unit costs on some typical items....install a toilet, install a duplex receptacle, cost per square foot for paint, etc, etc.

The inspector noted that one of the 3 toilets is plumbed with hot water.