I've done it many times.First reaction, no to the blue, yes to a warm gray... but I usually do a lighter version of the base cab color on the uppers, or a completely different lighter hue, depending on other contributing visual factors.Are you replacing the countertops?

Stanley Parsley had with the rehabbing a house and renting it out when i'm done using it -- I can visualize it happening with the right conditions in place. 

Great visual map of the markets.

Removing some of the upper cabinets would visually open up the space and increase lighting. 

If you use visualization, metaphors or similes to explain what you are offering, you are way more likely to get their attention.

Then I like to visualize my goals for a bit, followed by mentally going over the most important tasks for that day.   

Later in the evening we went over with fans and took photos of the visual damage.

Your future profits will be paying yourself back for these large upfront cost.You'll also have ongoing expenses such as utilities, internet, lawn services, channel manager software, dynamic pricing software, various handyman visits, & restocking consumables.Rule of thumb for me is that you need to do at least 2 times your rental rate just to cover your ongoing cost and upfront investment. 

If not, there are some things that you might not know about that can significantly increase your revenue that many people are unaware of (Dynamic pricing, SEO tactics, etc.) 

The quad dynamic is the best!