Also for countertops we use formica (remember it is a rental property), but you need to use a dark color, if a tenant burns it it is not so noticeable, you can either charge them for the repair, and if it blends in you don't have to change it.  

It might be worth leaving some of them in & having a landscape service come in once a year for a touch up.I go with standard color's in each unit, if I have carpet, light tan.  

We just had someone text us off of ours yesterday using... colorful language and letting us know we won't mail them again.

BestBlanks.com has blanks for $1.50 each ~http://www.bestblanks.com/signsubstrates.htmlBut, if you buy at least 100, this site will pre-print (1 color 1 side) them for only $1.82 ~http://yardsigns101.com/18-x-24-coroplast/For the record, I don't like handwritten signs.  

Passed inspection with flying colors and included a 1 year home warranty.  

He paints each room six different colors because he never bothers to look at the numbers on the top of each paint can.

To me paint is paint 50.00 changes a room color other people ooh and aahh over decorations that will move with the current owners.

-I'd paint the walls, some neutral color like a darker beige that seems to be so popular these days.

Should I use an obnoxious color to stand out in a pile of cards?

I just thought it was really bizzare that he was worried about touching up the walls with the wrong color, but he didn't seem to be concerned about the leaking faucet and running toilet, which are easy to fix.