I'd consider it similar to using strong paint colors in a property, some will hate it, some will like it but using colors that almost everyone finds acceptable will appeal to the largest group.

In most of our rehabs, we opt for a light-colored countertop that steers away from brown colors that were so popular just a few years ago.

At the time, every other flipper out there had been installing white cabinetry but we wanted to separate ourselves from the pack so we went with a darker, pepper-corn color.

But I do appreciate any color you can provide.

@Andrew Benavides to give you some color, my wife and I first lived together in an old 4 family. 

New electrical from the utility pole to every switch and outlet.All new plumbing.Opened the floor plan, new kitchen, new bath and new floor throughout.Added finish details and some nice interior color choices, at least, I think so...

What's easy is done to death, I don't know any professional investors who rely upon letters of any color to drive leads. 

Being on LOCK-DOWN almost feels like being retired, home all day (prospecting, sending out contracts offers to out of state sellers, partnering deals I never ever see, practicing  my art; water color, sketching and getting lots of stuff done at home - WOW!

If you TRULY want to help an under privileged person, get race & color out of your head because that very notion IS racist!

Then they treat the tub with chemicals then with color coating.