@David Thompson David thanks for posting!

Robyn Thompson was our most recent speaker.

@Tiffany Thompson-damm  I actually think it sounds like you're doing a great job screening them yourself. 

@Spencer Gray how do you calculate the IRR without knowing an exit sales price?

Stone look porcelain in a very light color...the lightest with both beige and gray movement.

I thought about leaving it blue and painting the walls like a darker gray to take away from the blue. 

Here, they are nasty, gray and won't just stand around looking at the camera.But they're fun, worth watching for the finishes, and besides, they help set your customer's expectations, so it is good to know what they are up to.Plus Christina's legs.  

^ what @Dean Thompson said.

You have to determine if that's what you're going for.This is it...http://www.homedepot.com/p/Stile-Anderson-22-in-In...IF you are looking for something less modern, I would go with a regular home Decoration one from home depot, something that isn't brown but rather darker in color or gray. 

I second @David Thompson's post on vetting the sponsor.However, as @Michael Bishop mentioned, I would look at how the sponsor underwrites the deal.Are they being conservative in their assumptions (capex, rent increases, reserves, exit cap,hold period, refinancing, etc)?