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Hi I really need help on this, I have a C class rental, we need to replace the shower and the size is very unique, then there has to be tile on the wall and floor.Any recommendation for the type/color of tiles on the shower wall and shower floor?

For example, I have 7 new construction build to rents going on right now in Cape Coral.

Write down the brand and color.

@Trent Torzewski like the others, I’d HIGHLY encourage Cape Coral.

I currently have 4 properties in Indiana, and just recently bought 2 lots in Cape Coral Florida.

Instead of painting all the cabinets white, do the lowers a different color to create variety.

I can tell you some stories about how he spoke with people on the phone he never met and he described the clothing they were wearing, their height, whether or not they had a mustache, when they had a morotcycle, what brand motorcycle and even the pattern and color of their clothing.

@Laura Hildreth not in Tamps, but just south in Cape Coral.

We went with fairly neutral paint and add color with accessories like lamps and pillows.