Maybe if the tenants do not like the carpet color they will be more inclined to accept a tenant buy out.I will provide two examples but my non-rent controlled example will be San Diego market (not LA) because I know the San Diego market better and therefore already know the aver rent increase of a San Diego SFR. 

Color has been a moving target IMO.

Like paint colors and other material type stuff. 

In the future I would like to be able to use products across residences, I plan to paint all future units in the same color schemes and so forth.

They are the colored squares.  

Thanks for adding so much value and showing your true colors. 

Excel is ok if you just want number tracking but I like color and visuals. https://www.stessa.com

Complete dress up of the exterior; Enlarged the upstairs deck with the monster views.Added a 'Margarita Bar' off the kitchen/family to take in the nightly sunsets.Remodeled two bathrooms, some new wood flooring, new paint throughout.What was the outcome?

Use colored lights to change the ambience and create the feeling of whole new rooms without having to get up at all.4.

Hi All-I am starting a direct mail campaign targeting 2-4 unit propertiesMy Criteria for my list: 50%+ equityAbsentee Owner (in state + out of state)investor activity in area (determined by cash sales over the past year)10 year population growth in the targeted zip codegenerally affordable median home price in targeted zip codeStrategy:Handwriting letters in blue ink (roughly 280 letters)colorful envelopes to draw attention with standard postage stampsGoing to make the letters brief, but show some level of context related to the specific propertyMail every 2 months, for 5-6 roundsAny Advice?