Inspector also noted window screen was broken and needs to be replaced, paint on kitchen cabinets was chipped and needs repainting, paint on multiple walls was chipped and needs repainting, and the garbage disposal was not in working order and needs to be fixed.

For doors, we usually see a charger per door. 

If this app would let me format my posts into paragraphs I feel like I could provide a lot more info in my replies without feeling like they are just a wall of text lol.

I started out doing manual labor knocking down walls And stuff.  

Other than figure out how to get rid of the bidet.I would consider painting all the wood walls and cupboards, closet doors, install new hardware and Kitchen light (maybe).

They also were helpful in letting us show the property and we got it leased with 0 days of vacancy.AND they let us get in a couple of days early to do some painting and other make ready things while the lease was still in effect.You bet your bottom dollar when I did their walk thru and found a few things, nicks in the drywall, damage from a piece of furniture on a wall etc. 

Yes, they handed us over a check for repair contractor to build the walls and floors back up, however LM did NOT include in their estimate the loss of vanity cabinets in the bathroom, and loss of our California Closets in bedroom.They are changing their minds (over the phone) about how long they authorize to pay for accommodations.

Contracting someone to clean the human waste off all the walls and floors from the crazy tenant is cruel. 

I'm going nuts trying to find one who understands why I want to preserve the original moulding, plaster walls (and don't get me started on how they're pushing vinyl flooring instead of actual wood) but I'm also wondering if I'm being unreasonable here.

They're generally the units that hang up on the wall at ceiling height in each room.Pros:- Can accommodate central AC install with little renovation- More efficient at cooling/heating because you're heating or cooling each room individuallyCons:- Expensive initial investment- Unit hanging in every room- "More" maintenance (more moving pieces to break)