Will you allow your tenant to paint the walls of your house?

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I used light floors and dark walls for contrast and light furnishings pushed against the dark walls for pop.

The loan was $40000 with a monthly interest payment of 300 for 3 years and after 3 years I will have to pay the loan capital amount, $40000 to Wall Street Wealth Management, LLC.

It was a HUD home, that was boarded up, stripped, and there was a large hole in the wall where burglars had cut open to ransack it.

Just in case but definitely worth it IMO.If you separate the living areas with a wall and add in a 220v oven, this will be a red flag for assessors and inspectors that you're running a true duplex instead of just renting out the basement. 

Both times I bought and I did a refurb (nothing structural, just new kitchens, bathrooms, moved walls around).

I had a HUD inspection on a recent rental and the property manager said everything was in great shape, the report came in and the drywall was never repaired from water damage, the walls were still open and they went and painted around them...

I wouldn't experiment too much with accent walls unless it's in a bedroom behind where the bed would go.

Ours was bad, took 2 washes with TSP, yellow just dripping off ceilings and down walls, pooling on slab.