I have a house I plan on rehabbing and the roof color doesn't go well with the rest of the house.  

Suddenly, by remote control, appeared giant color slides showing the state capital building and the projected housing appreciation numbers for the entire Sacramento area. 

Yesterday I went to get Allure at HD for a property I'm getting ready, no problem on the cherry plank, bye the Ahlar I use in kitchens and baths is out and was told its discontinued along with Corfu, the Sedona color was still current, but I don't like the look as much.

Between that and personal service as @Michael Boyer mentions, paint colors inside, etc, it is pretty easy to differentiate yourself from the big management co's.  

From the photo the roof just looks like a standard grayish colored shingle roof which in my mind would go with any number of siding choices/colors :)  Just my two cents.  

COLOR CODED COMMUNICATIONBehind every "Success Story" is a PLAN!

You don’t have to spend too much in the painting process and you must choose the color combinations that go best with the theme of house.

You can google tons of images for design ideas, but the beauty of this tape is that it is easily removable without any residue left behind and comes in a multitude of colors/patterns.  

Pressure cleaning is a good idea also but I think I would invest in 5 gallons of paint and roll it out with a decent color and it would make the curb appeal much improved. 

Folks I need your help with a fairly important kitchen designing dilemma:For a rather typical South Bay area SFR with a $1.2M-ish ARV, with white Shaker kitchen cabinets/stainless hardware & appliances, the color-du-jour grey "wood" flooring, similar but lighter toned walls, no wall paint in kitchen (narrow stacked stone backsplash)...............is a familiar, tried and true, "veiny" granite or a more uniformly colored quartz the more sought after countertop these days??