I've tried it and been screwed with it more than once.Bathrooms get semigloss light blue, kitchens get this semigloss light orange/salmon color that we like, living areas get a light gray that doesn't fade easily.Over time, you see the white oil paint, anywhere it's in the dark and not exposed to sunlight , with yellow and darken.

Quote from @Armand Gray: Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm a new out-of-state Real Estate Investor based in California (I work as a SWE at Google as my W2) and I'm working on brokering a potential deal between friends and a prospective landlord.

This deduction currently identifies as dead.Now, if you had an operating business, say a factory, in one state and decided to relocate it to another state, moving costs would be deductible.Your situation is in the gray area.

@Kerry Gray I am not sure your tenuous grasp of the English language is helping properly defend Citrona homes, please stop.

Definitely a gray area. 

Ryan Gray, Shawn Tudor or AJ Minaker can give you more info on their activities.

Quote from @Gervon Thompson: Hello, I’m on the verge of closing on a duplex in Stamford CT, looking for some guidance from those that have invested in and are familiar with this area.

I feel like everyone is stepping away from the beige and gray and gravitating towards the white walls and black trim etc 

Hey @Julian Gray, Just recently switched from batchskiptracing to https://kindskiptracing.com/ and it's been working well for us. 

White shaker, oak shaker, or a light gray shaker style is fairly classic and timeless.