Gray with beige/blue specks in it.

Here's the list: liquid hand soap, paper towels, kleenex, toilet paper, plunger, blue paper shop towels, canister of clorox wipes, first aid kit, large garbage can, large garbage bags, flashlight, step stool, contractor's roll of paper for floor protection, handyman tool kit, bottled water for the crew, N95 respirators, hearing protection ear muffs, cleaning gloves, work gloves, safety glasses, cleaning supplies caddy, repair supplies caddy, inspection tools caddy, shop vac, broom, light bulbs.

I want to clearly spell out the benefits for them in an out-of-the-blue proposal that will encourage them to look closely at our offer.

I just bought a cheap 1100sf rental that will bring about $800-900/month in a blue collar neighborhood.

It's always a shot in the dark on tenants to some degree, especially on what they call "blue collar" rentals as I hear.

Everything should turn BLUE.

But,I got a call out of the blue, a guy wanted to sell his house.

Hey Eliza Blue I said hello in your other thread about the auction, but I'll say hello again here!

I also am thinking of either making it a point to tell tenants to not use those blue tablets or even putting it in the lease.

Originally posted by @Thomas S Blue:@Paul Winka - Though it may not be required in your state or local jurisdiction, it would probably be best to hire a licensed/insured contractor to do this work and hire an engineer separately and directly to do the analysis/design.Hiring an engineer seems to be the consensus on this thread, so that's probably what I will end up doing.