Some of the darker colors can also help hide it, but for your home, I would be going bright white all the way.I think 14' is too large based on the rendering, but would have to be on site to see it in person to know for sure.I'm going to the FIBI meeting in Manhattan Beach Tuesday, maybe I could stop by before the meeting.Bathrooms, how many do you have other than the master!

I would go with more of a "builder" color.

Answer the "whys" and the equity line will make more sence to the bank.The line of credit will be for rehab costs (to Color Inc) and mortgage payments.

Usually things start to pick up around then.Most years.In some markets prices have been falling after rising too much.In other markets (maybe your market) the properties never rose much and they largely missed the bubble.

It will sit lower than the tile, so molding like this would work:They didn't have this type of molding for the vinyl plank that I used, so I just chose an equivalent laminate floor color and got the molding for that.If the tile and vinyl are close to the same height, you could just use a T-molding.

The bathrooms all have the same ugly colored cabinets.  

One task has been to remove wallpaper in one and get rid of plum colored paint in the other.

Color me surprised!!!

If the house is all redone, should pass FHA/VA with flying colors.

Color modifications, adding light sources that don't naturally exist etc, can really make a space look great, but in person, those things don't exist.