That's still my favorite.Look for obvious triggers until you have the experience to find the subtle ones.

.), painting over interior exposed brick around the fireplaces, neutral colored carpeting instead of the stained pastel blue carpeting, painting honey brown cabinetry white, replacing beat up brass light fixtures with inexpensive nickle or chrome fixtures, etc...

Are you experienced enough to see if you have termite damage, a rotten sill, un-permitted plumbing/electrical work (homeowner specials), subtle signs of water penetration, or any number of things that will kill your deal on the sale side? 

The last two colors appear to be beige and then a pastel green.

In fact, it can work well for the landlord and tenant to work on the insurance coverage together:  that way the landlord knows coverage is in place, and the tenant knows that the price tag isn't just a play by the landlord to grab an extra couple bucks.There's also coverage for plants, stock, commercial auto, employee benefits - everything a growing, professional business needs.I have seen subtle rating differences between medical and recreational, with slightly better rates for recreational here in WA.  

I would add a light pastel colour to the upper section and do the lower section in white.

Learn the basics yourself and then quiz them (in a subtle fashion) before you assume they know more than you do.

Sometimes vacant houses are boarded up but often as not it is subtle signs that are a give away.

Also, I would recommend Mark Manson's book on the subject "The Subtle Art of not giving a F***"" I will also note that I have severe ADD so I will not be proofreading what I just wrote- This is not college.

When dealing with new lenders, these are a few subtle red flags you should look out for:1.