@Calvin Jordan never let an incoming tenant dictate/ pick paint colors and Never allow a tenant to paint.This was a lesson learned hard after the first few move outs, causing too much extra expense and time between tenants.

She rose through the ranks in a computer consulting company and actually became a partner.

I like a dark brown that kind of looks like dirt, if you have the tile to pull it off, because after a year of greasy, dirty feet and shoes it will be the color of dirt even if you seal it. 

They have lots of color options and it's water, mold, scratch resistant which means you can install this in every room of the house.

It takes no thought process into which color which places walls are .

I know covid rose the lending rates and makes Brrrr almost impossible and they don't give 75% as well.

When he actually went to order in the pandemic, that $40k quote rose 50% to $60k.I would go through your plans and determine what you need/want, then start shopping around. 

We would have added an accent to the island face or a backsplash using mosiac tile to add some color & flair.

This^^^I can't tell you how many times I would go to a Fixer Open House - the kind where everyone gets an hour to visit the property and then make an offer - I would be crawling under the house and taking apart the electrical panel while all these couple complained about the paint color and the old carpet....

Nice @Tara Rose Iguidbashian !