I do vacation rentals in Florida, so I have gone with a pale blue-green-gray color called Sea Salt by Sherwin Williams- it's fairly neutral but quite calming.

A common example of a CAM charge is snow removal and salting for a shared parking lot.

I get my properties sprayed for quests quarterly.

@Erica Calella, take this with a grain of salt because this is based on my limited experience in the area. 

Check out the Delta Monitor and the Lahara Monitor lines ... we've been using both - the tenants have been happy with the shower spray and we've been happy with the reduction in water usage.

My boss rents out his Class A motorhome on Outdoorsy and nets ~$4000/mo near Salt Lake City. 

Did you ever build the ADU in Salt Lake City? 

@Justin ThindAlways take what you see on BP with a grain of salt and verify independently.

In between my agent and I would walk houses where human feces was smeared all over walls, flea infestations were so bad you had to spray yourself down in the front yard when you came out, and rugs with years of dog and cat urine baked into it.

But if the land investor is worth their salt, there should be enough meat on the bone for you to justify that cost, as we try to sell at 70-80% of market value to keep the velocity of money up.