So many shades of white out there.

@Michael Hicks the interior is painted a neutral color usually a light tan and the trim/doors are a darker tan.

I've found that paint color is a) extremely personal and preference often is a matter of a very small variance in shade and b) too many people make the mistake of believing they are capable of choosing a color that will be universally accepted.

That's why I may look into the darker colors as you stated or an espresso stained look of sortts.Either way you guys have given me a ton to think about.

The way I would handle it would be heavily shaded by my normal business practices and by the reputation and relationships I've built up in my area as a professional low-C'class andlord.My first call would be to my friends on the local police force, officers who know me. 

And the white walls are awfully stark.Personally, I;d paint the walls a very light shade of that same aqua, and use a white on white vanity. 

Shades in New Jersey, https://www.youtube.com/watch?

As people who engage in crime (and not ones with the caveats you so mention), particularly those addicted to the darker side of life (which really is to say – death), they have only shown as documented by our justice system and by the degree of their mischievous behavior they are people who, in the best of lights and save all genuine redemption, are a proven concern.What Oakland has done here is to take away a valid and sensible means for law-abiding people to insulate themselves from those with a history of making decisions of harming others.

From a first glance, even though the shades are closed, the property doesn't look all that bad on the outside.

I would get ALL the ceiling surfaces one shade of white, no matter how much trim or architectural features, and ALL the walls one color, regardless of chair rail.