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To Color or not to Color

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In thinking about painting the rooms in a flip house, I'm leaning towards painting in neutral colors, but I'm not sure if that's the right way to go or not.  I know some people paint everything the same color, white.  I'm just not a fan of all white.  Integral colors tend to give it a more homey feel.  What are buyers looking for?  Something that feels more homey or institutional?  What does everyone else do?

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