That’s not red, blue, or purple, just the reality of more investors/listings in the mix than we had 3-4 years ago.Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Quote from @Cliff H.: And looking 5 years out I fully question whether STRs will continue to show greater returns that MTR/LTR rentals, particularly those rentals already focused on niche markets for better returns. 

I say that because if the PM only does handy-man work . . . perhaps he or she is not equipped to know if the the plumbing p-trap was installed properly, if the breaker at the electrical panel is large enough for the AC, if the aluminum wiring has purple wire nuts, if the outlet is GFCI protected, if the wall is not structurally built, etc.

Hello Lien, Yes, here is a link to the album with some Before and After pictures.  

What will the house look like from the curb if yours is purple and his/her side is chartreuse? 

But we did have one tenant go a grey purple on us.

My unit is in Purple Parrot Resort.

The disabled vet with an honorable dischange always gets the house, white, brown, black, yellow, purple, whatever.

The Hollywood Heights house that the duo rented in the ’90s (while both were writing landmark albums), just sold.

Keep your templates short and try colorful envelops like red or purple.

Shooting for regular grey is tough as your home can come out blue, purple, green, pink etc.