I'm doing a single family flip right now and trying to decide if I should stick to a grey palette or use the more traditional beige.Thanks for your input!

We have a standard palette of paints we use for both interior and exterior and that makes it a lot simpler keeping track of what's painted with what.

Here are a few standard tools they use: •Color: A tried and tested palette that professionals use can never go wrong.

You get a PA letter for single family or 2-4 unit properties.  

@Maggie Cohle We paint all our units one of three palettes - and these three ensembles share colours.  

The name escapes me, but I have used it with success on a steel entry door.Regarding the topic in general, keep your color palette simple.

I know some paint store websites have recommended color palettes you can start with.

In other words, the starting palettes will be the same for similar property types; it's what you do after the purchase that will make any difference to the initial projections."

Perhaps this new color palette will be more pleasing to your eye. 

Justin Silverio:While we are not in the business of flips, we have allowed tenants to select paint colours when we are undertaking a renovation prior to their taking up residency.With the tenants we make it clear to them that they are responsable for the cost of repainting the unit back to our 'standard' colour palette when they vacate.