Act on that.You should also prepare a checklist for every system/appliance in the house that you go through for preventative maintenance between tenants (e.g. washer lint tube clean out, dryer lint house clean out, inspect gutters, fridge compressor check, window drafts/movement, etc. etc.).

You can buy appliance paint in a quart can if the fridge needs to be touched up.

I would email him a checklist of all things that need to be cleaned and in orderly condition...putty over picture holes, fridge/stove clean, no dings, clean carpet, etc and the cost of each item if it isn't done.

For example have a fridge or other amenities installed already and add build them into the price of the house since the idea of  a VA loan is to put nothing down out of pocket.4.

It needs some yard work, a fridge and stove, though.

I have 3 properties and I supplied them all with a stove and fridge and also a vent hood for the stove.

Finding a fridge full of food was very pleasant.

I bought new stove and fridge.

It's all about the market value..I should have never put in the new bathroom into the condo, I never should have bought a new fridge, stove, etc..I should have left it as the beat-up slum which it was originally.  

This will cover items provided and owned by you the landlord (i.e. window A/C, Fridge, things that you will need to replace after a loss.