For appliances you should include make, model, color and serial number.

I am doing some maintenance on my primary residence and I am horrible with picking out colors, what color countertops with the kitchen cabinetry?

.- my painter/drywall guy/cleaner husband/wife team, who charge me the same whether it takes 1, 2, or 3 coats of paint to cover the nasty colors a former landlord allowed- the floor refinishing guy, who has done a good job on 8 or 9 floors this year.

I am thinking something dark to match the floor, like a charcoal color.

My current flip had what I considered ugly grey siding and I was going to replace it but decided instead to stucco the foundation, chimney, and used accent colors that played well with the grey, it looks great and I saved a load of cash by not replacing the siding.

What matters only it seems is that the color of your money is green.

I can only imagine they will become more "colorful" as I get into my first project.

Your money guy gets to run numbers, but not choose paint colors or collect rent checks.

I plan to do a major overhaul on the exterior and add front porches, shutters, different paint colors and new windows and make them look completely new.

Just an update on this house.I went and looked at the house yesterday and had my agent give me real numbers $110k ARV, $950-$1100 rentShort version: I gently offered $70k, they declined and said they would hang on to it and keep trying.My evaluation:Seems like a nice neighborhood alot of older people, and decent incomes (assuming based of the vehicles in the driveways and landscaping)First thing I noticed as I pulled up was the house was an ugly color and inconveniently narrow driveway lolThe inside was actually very nice the kitchen was all new, (everything was cheap materials i.e. vinyl "tile" floor, formica countertops, nice big cabinets but no hardware) But the original hardwood throughout the rest of the house was very nice, bathroom looked new but again cheaper materials.