I have been in neutral for months ready to buy.

What are some tried and true neutral colors in the tan family that you have used in your rental properties?

Also check out this thread in terms of trying to be cash flow positive or neutral: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/759/topics/880886-what-is-your-ideal-buy-and-hold-deal-in-austin-texas?

Sticking to neutral colors like beige, cream and gray would be best.

Thanks for the reply.I bought the first property knowing it would be cash flow negative or neutral, I also had the pleasure of living in it for the first year for free thru house hacking and it introduced me to real estate.

I offered my help, gave him vinegar to rub the skin on his arms and legs to neutralize the bites immediately.

Should I wait the 7 days and follow up with an eviction or Should I contact her caseworker to ask if she can act as an neutral party/enforcer?

This property has one unit at reduced rent to our handyman (~$265 below market) and with a conservative cap expense ($250/unit per month = $500 total) is ~cash neutral without equity (would have about ~$265 cash flow without the reduced rent). 

@Javier GaillardFor US federal income taxes, the partnerhip and the disregarded entity LLCs are tax neutral.  

I would then get a neutral third party to receive the mortgage payment from the buyer each month and then they would pay you after paying all your other obligations, ie: HOA, Taxes, Insurance, Etc.Good Investing...