Here is a detailed answer to that I gave in another post that may be useful...it's an neutral as I can make it:Finding real/good guides or coaches or mentors will normally always increase your chances.  

To me white seems so clean and crisp, especially with a neutral colored wall.

With the changes I've made to the insurance and payment, I'm not far away from being cash flow neutral on the property.  

Originally posted by @Jay Kaufman:Shorted out the motherboard on the boiler...which I was told shorted out 2 other parts.I was told that the polarity was set up reversed when the boiler was installed...when it was changed at the circuit box but not the boiler the parts "fried" I'm not seeing this happening from having a hot and a neutral swapped.This is a residential, single phase, 120/240V service isn't it?

If the device has a white wire ( neutral ) going to the silver and the ground screw( or wire if it is more then 20 years old)on the old device. 

Light grey on the walls with neutral flooring. 

Put the car into neutral and you will lose speed fast!

We also shouldn't be so emotionally upset about our past bad/nonpaying tenants that we compare them to our OP here.Please keep things kind or at least neutral in this thread so that we don't have to close it down. 

I like grey, taupe or something neutral with a grey or light brown grout.

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