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Anthony Wick
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Indoor Paint Color for all rentals

Anthony Wick
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ankeny, IA
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Ok, I’m on my phone and just too lazy to search all the past forums.

I want an indoor paint color that I can put in every room, in every rental that I own. You know the routine. Easy to touch up without needing to match color. Buy in 5 gallon buckets and have it laying around. Easy to repaint entire units after a few years.

Doesn’t have to be a long answer, but what do you use for multiple units and properties?

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Clark Kirkpatrick
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Clark Kirkpatrick
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Light gray with white trim and white ceilings. Makes the trim pop, isn't just boring white and isn't a love-hate sort of color scheme.

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