Then, if you want to get into flips in the future, you'll be locked and loaded.I find wholesaling a rather dark practice and of questionable ethics, mainly because most wholesalers don't properly disclose what they are in fact, doing. 

Give us some more color...

When the contractor was there they even came downstairs and started demanding to know exactly what steps would be taken (hands on hips, scrunched up face to give this some color).

Transparency is always the best approach but generally its been my experience that there are very few wholesalers that act in transparent ways to the sellers and buyers and try to keep everyone as much in the dark as they can.  

Dang you got my attention.We had a 10 year old kid running around in the dark and fell in an area that was about 3 feet down where the entrance to the basement is on the end of the house.

Theodore - I don't recognize the color, but I would send the photo to a couple of "big box" stores and see what they suggest.

So if you look at the map and use the umbrella zoning color codes to know at a glance if something is residential, commercial, etc and then begin to zoom in, then you'll eventually be able to view specifics like R-1, R-2, CEIR, etc. 

Especially the dark roast.

I make curtains a tenant responsibility so there's no cleaning/cost involved and the Tenant can choose their own colors and decorate the bathroom a little.

Others have told me for example stick to all white and gray while others have said to go crazy with colors and make it UNIQUE…  thoughts on modern vs chic?