I've always been buying stainless appliances because that seems to still be the "hot" item these days, although I know some people still buy them in black, white or whatever color as well.

I also just wrapped up a 5/2 this week and they painted the entire place as well as cut the trim in a different color (time consuming), drywalled a newly added 5th bedroom (to finish), and patched small holes and that job was only $1700.

It wouldn't hurt to call the previously listing agent to get some color on the property.

I'd stay away from travertine. because of concerns about its durability- it'll chip and scratch and is porous which can be troublesome if somebody spills something on it.And, I have to disagree with choosing ceramic tile because porcelain is less likely to chip and less likely to show damage if it does get damaged whereas you'll see a different color underneath ceramic if you chip that.I put in porcelain tiles in the most trafficked areas in my place because I thought it was going to be so durable and hassle free.

I like to completely remodel such a house with bright, happy colors target to sell to young couples with families.

Many have painted the walls different colors than the house that they are attached.

The free hauling is worth something to me.But selling stuff on craigslist is a job and unless you're in a large urban area, you might not get any interest.What make and what color?

@Jamal AtwellJamal, with any majoirty jurisdiction of color in the United States you are going to hear a host of negative things about it.

I only get a few color options ( I always do same one, Desert Dune) but I end up paying $1.50 sq ft for the carpet installed.

I see the "yellow letters" getting talked up a good amount, or have people had success with the simple postcards that say "We buy houses" or "We buy ugly houses" ,etc If its the post card route, do you think I should go "el cheapo" and get just a basic 2 color card or spend extra for something fancier,. or ???