My current cabinets are a medium/dark wood stain. they look great for what they are, but I have seen a lot of people paint them and they look great, but I also didn't know if I should just leave them the way they are. 3.

They can see the progress they have made over the years and hopefully it will help build confidence in them for those dark days all real estate investors eventually encounter. 

If you're increasing the rent and communication goes dark that's an entirely different situation.

Also, make sure to keep the insurance in his name, since the lender will get notification of any insurance changes.So, while it may be possible to do a "shadow title change" through a trust, that may still violate the DOS, but it may not be likely to ever come back and bite you .....but it is can.

I would suggest shadowing an experienced broker, learning the ropes of the business, and challenge yourself to do the hardest files.

"Shadow-anchored," meaning the Target or Costco building isn't included with the purchase, but it shares a parking lot or similar.

So I was right about there being an odd attraction to help keep these honest performance results in the dark.

They say that these papers are available on the dark web.

We were just discussing on another post how one of the newer trends is to have dark base cabinets and white or light uppers along with a light countertop.  

So I would definitely treat the first few projects as a "Shadow-GC".