Lawns cut, paint in decent shape, most buildings with windows intact and class-C type cars parked in the roads.If I were investing in D-Town (and I don't because it doesn't fit my criteria) I would try to get the COUNTIES to TAX Spray Paint at the wholesale level.

I went and sprayed them but I wanted to hear what everyone thought. 

My garage roof, which is a spray foam roof has been leaking since we purchased the home in July.

I had my current BRRRR house exterior painted a few weeks ago and the painter had the storm window taken off to spray them the new color.  

The property is an old farmhouse the seller has completely rehabbed it himself (gutted & added new spray insulation, new electric, all new plumbing, fresh sheet rock & paint, all new windows (cheaper Andersons double pane), brand new fiber-cement siding, 13 yr old shingles, appliances approx 5 yrs old (beautiful stainless in lower unit).

The white spots sort of look sprayed on.

For painting the vinyl, would spraying or brushing/rolling be recommended?

Hi @Joseph Jar - I have to a agree with @Jassem A.  

Dear BP,Today we say the 900,000th post on BP .... one million is just days or weeks away.This thread is like guessing the jellybeans in the jar.  

I usually charge $20-50 for the patching you described, should be 20 minutes(or less).ALSO, I strongly suggest you use factory premixed color, I use Home Depot Behr Swiss Coffee, it makes it easy to blend future repairs and when we have turnover, its just quick freshen up coat, without having to go full on multiple coats of paint and primer, or set up for spraying, etc.