We are just saying is has neutral or negative effect on tenant retention. 

Get the neutral ones, and tell us what you use.

Anything neutral is good. 

I would repaint the dark rooms a light color like in the other rooms with the lighter, neutral colors.It's a really nice place. 

Hey all,I know the countertops question has been asked quite a bit, but wanted to get some answers from people who have installed butcher block (Ikea specifically) in their rentals and how they have held up.My kitchen will have terracotta tiles, so I'm thinking white cabinets with a light, neutral colour for the walls.

Further clarification - when we were renting the unit to them, they had asked if we can change the carpet as they didn't like the color (the bedrooms have non neutral color carpets).

With a quality primer, you will go back to a neutral color when the tenant vacates.  

If you do have to go back to the buyer and ask for anything it’s easier if a “neutral” appraiser found A, B, and C.

They use fake accounts or surrogate accounts who try to appear neutral but are really just using a common strategy to try and build credibility for mentorship programs.  

Whatever you do triple check there is not a "loose neutral" condition.