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!

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.

As far as someone who is not had much experience turning a unit, there are things, simple things such as paint sheen, and paint color that can be a positive or a negative for the rental.

Color me still not interested.Not to sound like a broken record, and repeat myself but read the last sentence on my first paragraph.