You simply did NOT go downstairs after dark.

I'm not going to leave it on plain white paper I'm going to try 3 different colors green, pink, and yellow.

My cabinets/counters/paint/tile/doors/windows/roof color/carpet/flooring are all the same in each job, so its easy to not go overboard.

It is very gray in color and starting to splinter off if you walk on it in bare feet.

It looks stunning.Do you mind sharing the interior paint color?

If a property has a room painted a "special" color, don't leave it and wait for the "right" tenant to come along who happens to like it.

To flesh out your decision a bit more, you might want to think about this in a little more depth.Go into both areas from 10 am to well past dark and drive the areas.Visit the grocery stores and fast foods, a few times each day and see what you think of the areas population.Talk to some shop owners in the area and get their view on the locals.Because these are the people who will be your renters.Do the look like they can pay the rent, (decent vehicles, decent clothing) or does the people look like they are struggling.Think about if this is this an area you want to do business in -->(long term)<--?

I switch up everything (i.e. the color of the envelop, the size of the envelop, the color of the letter, what the letter says).

There's probably a shower head on one of those partition walls.Not sure your budget or ARV but I've swapped the shower for the toilet, making it a 2 sink vanity - toilet - walk in, tiled shower...Or keep it as is and get creative with some colored walls and a new cool/retro vinyl or tiled floor because it's nice to have a separate toilet room in a shared bath!

White is a nice color too.