In this said property there is a bedroom that is in between two other bedrooms and against the wall of the neighbor.

Mostly dogs, although that little kitty took out the wall nicely.

.- bathroom sink ceramic paint are coming off- they want the garage door light to stay on after it opens up- pen marks on the bathroom vanities- light bulb needs to be replaced- nails on the wall

My local PHA uses the following list to prep landlords for the general expectation of the inspection: Windows and Doors The windows must not be damaged or missingAll ground floor windows must have locksAll doors leading outside must have locks and deadboltsFlooring, Ceilings and Walls The flooring, walls and ceilings must not have any serious defects such as serious bulging, sagging, large cracks, loose surface or other major damagesThe flooring must not have any serious damages and cracks that will cause someone to trip and fall (peeling/lifting linoleum is often what flunks on this point)The ceiling and roof must not leak.

I THOUGHT the kind of tape you stick these things to the wall was the kind that lets you remove it easily....

Here is the information on the current home (which will be rented out): - One part of a twin home (basically share one wall with one other unit), with home owners association in place - HOA do not have rental restrictions.

Open concept being all the rage these days, Ive seen bearing walls removed without installing a header or beam to carry load.

Less doors, toilets and walls to damage.  

Is it peeling or coming off the walls in any way?

Where there are no applicable building, housing, or health codes, maintain the roofs, windows, screens, doors, floors, steps, porches, exterior walls, foundations, and all other structural components in good repair and capable of resisting normal forces and loads and the plumbing in reasonable working condition.