It does depend on the house, 95% of the time, it's 20% of people, but if it's a gorgeous house, we've had like 75% come that said they would.       

And the third was gorgeously decorated with the shabby chic/industrial style when I purchased it, I haven't done a THING there.  

Predicting the future is impossible 5 years ago Grey in the kitchen was unheard of, Now everyone does it.In 4-5 years my bet is on yellow, but it could well be Neon Pink and Green 

They tend to have better bones and better quality construction...but I hate the bathrooms that comes in teal, pink, yellow, green, blue...I have nine bathrooms in various properties covering the entire rainbow color spectrum.I am seeking advice on two things.First, most of these bathroom have the integrated ceramic soap dishes, tooth brush holders. 

I'm sure it'll be gorgeous!

A gorgeous day!

It has been renting quite well, but the living room has some awful color schemes - we're talking dark green carpet and pink walls!

I've classified the heat map as dark green = D, light green = C, yellow = B and pink = A.  

I am renting a gorgeous apartment for $1000 just next to the office and have $30k on my savings account.I am thinking of buying a house for $100k-$130k.

@Tomer Ravid the previous landlord was charging $525/month in an area where market rent 5 years ago was $850/mnth for a similar apartment (2 bed 1 bath).What I did was put in over 100 hours of landscaping work, upgraded the appliances, upgraded the kitchens and baths (all as cheaply as possible, for example, I painted pink tile white, used thermoplastic panels and liquid nailed them over the old tile backsplash, laid down new vinyl floors over the old nasty vinyl, etc) and was able to take very nice pictures and market the property very well.I also allow dogs, so that is a huge competitive advantage in the area.