The existing granite is in perfect condition, but we're looking at changing colors.

To add some color the home next door is worth about 20-30%% of ours but if we bought today the mortgage payment on it would be about the same as ours.

The house went through inspections and everything passed with flying colors.

It's a nice, light grey color.  

Both were a grey wood look plank and were easy to match in color and texture.

If the tenant reports to the city that the space isn't properly vented/heated/cooled or the right color (just joking on that one) you will probably end up with a visit from an inspector.Thank you for the helpful reply!

Try VOO (S&P 500) or similar dividend fund which doesn't make sense but some people like the psychological feeling of monthly "rent" like checks.

I tend to suggest Rotomolded, they're more durable and less expensive, without all the fancy jets and colors.

@James Edward add some color, because that certainly hasn’t been the case for most.

It's also old because the color has turned grayish or brownish already.