.: •Curbio develops a strong reputation for quality and efficiency•Homeowners are attracted to Curbio’s ability to get things done efficiently, reliably and cost-effectively (no nightmare renos that go on forever)•Curbio continues to enlist realtors as strategic sales partners, by devising a referral commission program for them, to mitigate channel conflict•Curbio maintains sufficient decision-making control (e.g. project types; material & appliance options)•Homeowners are given sufficient preference choices within strict guidelines (e.g. color palettes; good-better-best options materials)But I suspect one of these two growth scenarios for Curbio might happen beforehand:•Expand current offerings to owners of rental properties•License technical infrastructure and processes to qualified contractors

Paint color depends on style of house. 

I would be painting anyway between tenants and wouldn't have charged you, unless you had put up murals or painted a very strong color that needed primer and several coats.

And you try some circumvention, it's not just clueless home owners your dealing with, it's a savvy investor who is very skilled at the angels, and how to crush someone coloring outside the lines. 

It's been 3 months. everyone is in the dark.

Also figure disposal costs (mattresses especially) and I am going to guess your stairs need repainting (maybe dark blue or brown treads this time) that is not normal wear and tear. 

They can see the progress they have made over the years and hopefully it will help build confidence in them for those dark days all real estate investors eventually encounter. 

If you're increasing the rent and communication goes dark that's an entirely different situation.

Someone scrawling all over the accent wall you put up so many color swatches for to find the right paint?

I would digitally lighten up a lot of the photos, because they do make the house look a bit dark.