I agree with @Jo-Ann LapinThe Inland Empire in great, strong blue color towns are the best option for you.

On the other hand, I love branding and thinking about my company logo and color and typeface, but that's just something that interests me.

We also just recently used another Select Surfaces (not sure of the color) in one of the houses we were putting flooring down in for the homeowner. 

Learn all that you can about everything and remember that the profits are all the same color of green.

Apparently the aluminum siding was considerably thicker and more damage resistant and the coating that provided the color and graining to the panels was more costly and had a longer lifespan.The FTC lost that case.

We did no paint or repairs to the property before the tenants came in, but we told them if they wanted to paint, we would pay for the paint and they can choose the color.

Sorry for the long post but hoping some color about the situation would help with any advice you may have.Thanks,EJ

Also in this neighborhood the historic planning people have building codes like paint colors and window choices you must follow.

For me the tile is only ugly because of the paint color and wall paper they've put in the property.

I would consider an alternate shutter color to make it pop and possibly a more visually appealing front door.