Choosing a good gray can be tricky because many of them will pull other hues in different lighting (blue, purple, green,...).

And along with that, the tenants tend to think of the house as their house and paint the walls red and purple, whatever, remove flooring, remove kitchen cabinet doors, paint them, etc. 

She painted deep purple and chalk paint rooms & then broke the lease.

The purple line (express train downtown), red line, Northwestern, proximity to the lakefront, and solid schools are assets that will ensure healthy rental growth long term. 

Other peoples favorite color is blue orange or purple.

"Neutral purple"????

Then you find out two years later that they've been painting walls dark purple and the mirror they wanted to sand and paint was actually broken in half and is now held together by Gorilla glue and a large strip of duct tape.I hope that's not what's happening.

White, Asian or African if you Nigerian the hairs on my ears pop to attention.TRY GOOGLING number one scam country on the planet...........................lol.In my long career i hesitate to do business with Gypsies Red, Black, Purple Green, or Polka dotted ones.  

@Shayne Mahoney You can pick a "better" tenant, provided that "better" isn't determined on the basis of a protected class.https://www.mass.gov/service-details/overview-of-f...In other words, you cannot pick the green client over the purple client because you don't like purple people. 

If someone went to get a new suit made in the 1960's and just picked a tailor and said make me a suit, with no specifications, one tailor might make it in Purple with Bell Bottom pants, and even though that's not what the customer wanted, that is what he "Asked For".....Supposedly people all wanted Grey-beige (Greeje) and now so many commercial buildings are painted outside some tone of grey, (who thinks this up?)