. - It's been proven many times over that software running in the cloud (by a responsible party) is significantly more safe than data on your own hardware.  

I 100% agree with everyone here - one color is always best, simply because you will always know what paint you need to do touch-ups.My two cents to add to the conversation: make sure that it is a common color that is stocked in multiple hardware stores.

There used to be a strategy, I believe a poster on the now defunct website Fat-wallet who went by the name Suckisstaples coined the phrase App-O-Rama for it.Basically you would do your homework and get a list of companies you would apply for and apply for them all in one sitting.

I would talk with a door hardware consultant, a door hardware supplier or a locksmith. 

Did the property end up being a big disaster and burn your wallet?

Before we showed him the house, he informed us that his wallet had been stolen and he now has bad credit.Question: Have you ever dealt with a tenant who claimed to be a victim of identity theft?

Now I know what a lot are saying but one post has stuck with me; It's 20% information and 80% up-sell for the Mastery program, leave your wallet at home.  

They rarely increase your investment knowledge but always empty your wallet!

What @Todd Plambeck said, except also wanted to add that for master bedrooms, I pick up clearance black-out curtains, nice quality machine-washable fabric, neutral styles, with the white backing (for usual HOA requirements) and on-sale hardware and install them myself.  

It sits digitally on a computer or in a wallet, like the dollar and other things.