My neighbors landlord had to paint his brick, because it DID NOT MATCH the color of the other brick on the home!

And I got the best hippie house in the area, painted school bus and everything!  

My method is not for everyone, but where I am the one painting the house and replacing carpet when folks move out it is worth it to me. 

This can save you A LOT in the short and long term, especially for big ticket items like flooring, tiling, paint, kitchens/bathrooms, etc.2.

If tenant agrees to pay that, I would get three quotes from a master electrician along with necessary drywall patch and paint job.

I had no home renovation experience with something as basic as painting a wall.

$17,500 (1950's 3 bedroom bungalow in Cleveland)$2,500 renovations (new roof and paint)Rented for $800*I recently spent $18,000 on interior renovations.

I just painted all the stairs and railings.

The drywall cracks with the changing of the seasons.If you put tape on the cabinets, in case of painting protection, the veneer come up with the tape.Carpets often loosen and bag in areas.

By the way when I went to paint the outside of a property that I own built in 1881 I found out if I wanted to change colors I had to submit a application with the PMS color number of the paint that I wanted to use.