My favorite color is GREEN which is also the color I am when it comes to real estate investing.

From some articles I have read though it sounds like exterior upgrades tend to have pretty good ROI, replacing the front door with a nice new steel one in a color that works well with the house, and new siding (or stucco or brick treatment) can be quite a good improvement in the look, that usually has pretty good ROI.

Really like the colors.

Reglazing works wonders with a 1950s 1960 colors like pink, green, blue tubs. 

@Nick NoonOur perception is always colored so heavily by where we live. 

However, I'm looking for 10+ years for a reason.  1) The first few years post Bubble anyone could buy low end properties almost anywhere, and 2) Repairs, vacancies and capex don't really show their true (costly) colors until year 10+.How far away are you from the properties and who is doing the management?

Thanks Nathan,Bloody hell mate,Looks like Ohio Cashflow will need to hire a full time legal team to monitor every one of our posts, blogs, interviews, the color of our socks lol, etc...Haha ;)Have a great day and chat soon.

Old concrete can be power washed and a coloring stain can be put on it.

I asked for specifications book but the developer said they will leave it up to us as long as it complies with the plans, they have some specifics there but not too specific (ie they said dunn edwards paint but not to what color, not even if it is smooth finish or orange peel, that doesnt bother me much).

He said - I can't tell you what he said...but it was colorful!