For trim I use snow drop white from Mautz.

This is a brief summary of what the property needs:Exterior:remove old roof and replace with new one (Shingles/asphalt)Some serious landscaping (Removing plants, trimming tree branches etc)Partial Painting (Brick/Aluminium siding)New garage doorInterior:Install drywall in the lower level of the house (it's a split level house)PaintingDemo wall between kitchen and living room to make it an open layoutRemodel 2 bathrooms (Tiling, new countertops etc)Panting kitchen cabintes and install hardware, new appliances, tile, and new countertops.Installing carpet on the family room and basementReplace closet/bedroom doors and trimReplacing and installing outlets/switches New water heater Install laminate The total project costs came at 67K (including an 11 % fee or 6,700 the contractor is charging me for running the project).

I see the reasoning for it and I've met too many plumbers that shoot themselves in the foot by messing up the trim.

I do stop by once or twice a year to trim bushes and low hanging limbs so that I can keep shrubs the size I want but mowing and snow removal is simple and something most renters should be able to do. 

To-Do List- [x] Game plan and strategizing- [x] Walk showroom of our wholesale supplier to see what all is offered- [ ] Look at other building supply places- [ ] Come up with name- [ ] Apply for EIN- [ ] LLC- [ ] Talk to CPA- [ ] Get bank account- [ ] Research properties- [ ] Find capital partners to get started- [x] Research real estate classes- [x] Come up with a list of things Isayah knows how to doIsayah’s Skills-Tree trimming-Countertop fabrication and installation-Cabinet installation-Construction (framing, joists, subfloors, etc.)

An approximation works, and assume full costs (trimming, paint, etc and some work around electrical, ducts, etc).

Since the door is black, I'd keep the white trim and add some black vinyl shutters on the windows to match the door and leave the white trim. 

Trim.

Trim outside tree limbs so mice won't use the higher limbs to drop onto the house to get in.. you'd be surprised. 

Paint: I've been using Skyline Steel from SW for the walls and Felted Wood for the trim.