To me paint is paint 50.00 changes a room color other people ooh and aahh over decorations that will move with the current owners.

One day when I am rich I can cut back on my work and stop and smell the roses a little.

-I'd paint the walls, some neutral color like a darker beige that seems to be so popular these days.

Should I use an obnoxious color to stand out in a pile of cards?

I just thought it was really bizzare that he was worried about touching up the walls with the wrong color, but he didn't seem to be concerned about the leaking faucet and running toilet, which are easy to fix.

Now they actually didn't make most of their money until the market picked back up in the early 90's, but they positioned themselves in the late 80's and when the cycle pulled out they rose to the top.Down cycles destroy most investors, but the ones that adapt and learn to take advantage of the cycle become multi-millionaires.

There have been a ton of investors in this area building preconstruction duplexes because appraisals rose to over $330,000 and people's LTV's were really low.

When painting a rehab I always use neutral colors, the types you describe are fine.

Hi Folks,Mortgage rates have been relatively stable since the beginning of the year with the 30-year fluctuating in a narrow range that saw it go as high as percent for the first twopercent in early February and as low as 6.14 and 6.34 weeks in March.Rates on 15-year, fixed-rate mortgages, a well-liked option for refinancing, rose to 5.92 percent last week, up from 5.87 percent the previous week.CheersShirly

Rates on 30-year mortgages rose for a third straight week, striking the highest level in eight months and the30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averaged 6.42 percent and the rates on 15-year, fixed-rate mortgages, a well-liked choice for refinancing, rose to 6.12 percent this week, up from 6.06 percent last week.Rates on Five-year, adjustable-rate mortgages averaged 6.19 percent, up from 6.02 percent and One-year, adjustable mortgages were the only category to show a decline, dipping to 5.57 percent from 5.64 percent last week.CheersSamantha