"My wife and I decided to move to another city and try to live there. If we liked it, we would move there completely. So my wife packed our essential belongings, we found tenants for our apartment, and we signed a contract having listed all the things we would be leaving there. After having lived in the new city, we realized we didn’t like it much and decided to move back. We told the tenants about our decision and asked them to move out. While we were still away, my wife’s brother checked the apartment and said that there were a table and a sofa missing in the kitchen. We called the tenant, who started to say something nonsensical about how old the sofa and the table were and that’s why they decided to get rid of them. When we finally arrived, it turned out that half of our belongings on the balcony were missing too. Plates, mugs, and spoons were not there either. Even my wife’s wedding dress was gone."
"The tenants asked the technicians of one service-providing company to run the network cable to the kitchen through another room. But during the third attempt to drill the wall, the driller got completely stuck in the wall. They lived like this for a year."
"The door to the freezer was lying on the window. I de-frosted everything, washed it, the freezer and the fridge work normally. How did it manage to even carry such a load?"
"We rented out our apartment to creative people who turned out to have some writing skills as well. The entire kitchen had bottle tags attached to the walls, the curtain rod was broken and there was a layer of dust everywhere. I am not posting the photos of the room because it has scripts for a future book."
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Paint should be stripped or scraped. When you try to sand paint off it will cost you a small fortune in sandpaper as it gums up within a few mins and is useless.
Depends what the coating is of course. If it were me I'd use acetone and wire wool / scraper to clear the bulk. Then a larger floor sander to get rid of the divets and bring out the finish. That guys making the job look painful.