I'm neutral because there is just SO much supply down there that I believe you can still find deals, but its important to be selective and not take a single offering pro-forma at face value.

The goal here is to have a neutral party who will suggest the fairest proposal so that both parties will agree.

They are a neutral party to handle funds and protect both sides.4) If its a pretty clear-cut deal (i.e. buyer/seller collegial and numbers.condition/pricing not an issue), I'd be comfortable going broker-less.So, barring an agreement, why use a broker? 

On the walls in rooms where the trim is painted, I use a Valspar neutral warm "greige" color called Oatland Subtle Taupe in a satin finish.

@Syed Shah Sticking to neutral colors like beige, cream and gray would be best. 

If you are concerned with wear and tear provide a few large, neutral colored, area rugs for the tenants.

I currently own a condo in West Chester, PA that has been a rental since July 2013 and is cash flow neutral at this point.

So need to be neutral or positive. 

Cash neutral with 15 year mortgage.Hope that gives you starting points. good luck and let me know if I can help in anyway. 

A craftsman style house in Wisconsin is going to have a very different color than a modern house in Miami.But without thinking too much into it, I think you are on the right track staying neutral, light colored, and soft.