That's going to color my answer.

We then become their "lender" for a few years while they continue to improve their credit and financial picture.That said, here is what I find when I take back the home ( read: evict and/or they move out before the lease is up): new 50-60 inch flat screen TV boxes in the garage, DirecTV set tops in all bedrooms ( that they do not live up to the original agreement with DirecTV and return the rented boxes), all of our original lightbulbs replaced with odd, irregular, different color bulbs in most of the lamp sockets ( a 5 socket light fixture that we installed with the correct bulbs will have 3 bulbs at most- none matching - why?!!)

The color shows the Market Health Index (Green - 10; Red - 1), and the size of the circle shows the Market Price To Rent ratio.  

The chinese drywall is so toxic it will actually change the color of the outlet covers to an off white.

(Of course, you will have to dig through their color commentary to get to the pertinent information...

I have a different calendar layer with unique color for each vacation rental.To sync calendars between sites, I do the following:Import my Airbnb calendar to the VRBO calendar for each listingImport my VRBO calendar to the Airbnb calendar for each listingManually add any off-site reservations (people who reach out to me directly) to the VRBO calendar for each listingThis is the best workaround I have come up with and has been working pretty well for me.

It needs to blend well with the house interior style and wall color so home will sell later.

I'm starting to see what people mean when they say that mobile home investing and conventional stick built home investing is definitely two horses of a different color.

If the asset for sale is serviced by FCI, then you can request payment history and even servicing notes to really get some color on the note and borrower. 

If it's a rental, I would just stain it a really dark color.