Come to the dark side...

and any other things you could demonstrate beyond any shadow of a doubt that appraiser #1 did wrong. 

If yes, you are welcome to choose one of the colors I matched up to colors used in brand new houses in my area....or use the colors as a spring board so as not to go too dark/light gold/gray.  

The deferred maintenance - hallways dark and dingy, the small gym looked old and run down, and other things like that - started to worry me in that they would not be fixed or get worse.

I am wondering what colors would work replacing the dark green and the brown garage door.  

In two months when they come back and tell you the cabinets  were $1,000 more than expected I would want to know what the initial estimate was and you will be shooting in the dark if it's not itemized.

I'd love to find someone in my area (Lake Worth, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach) to shadow, assist, work alongside to gain some knowledge of investing. 

Problem is I don't know what their motivations are because, well, I'm throwing darts in the dark.

The Quick Recipe We Used in Our Kitchen-Light Quartz Countertops-Porcelain Mosaic Backsplash (in a complementary color)-With Dark Wood Shaker Style Cabinets (for contrast)-A Fabulous Shiny Faucet (for pop)-Color Pendants (for more Pop)-Stainless Steel Appliances-Vinyl Floors (yes, vinyl!)

Case Study forth coming.In Columbus, the woman wanted to work it out, then went dark, thousands of dollars and 10 months later after foreclosure, she refuses to leave, so we have to evict, and spend another $800.