In my latest house they left a photo album behind of the departed guy and I didn't want to throw it out; my agent made sure to get it to the estate attorney.

I looked at city-data.com and saw the entire Phoenix area is dark purple (see attached).

It is sold at Home Depot and I was able to cover some black and purple walls with it in almost one coat. 

I've heard Purple and Casper are solid choices.

I have a Purple that my guests are curious about.

Basically, anything in dark purple are your lowest income areas.

It tends to be mostly a blue-state thing, but Ohio is kinda purple, so I have no idea what practices are like in your area. is it part of the law, or common practice, to check for permits on work when a house is sold?

@Adam DrummondIt does make for some well let's say interesting conversations lol with my friends..I represent the orange and purple in Chicken town quite well ha ha

But the most common tenant misconceptions have to do with not understanding that a lease is a contract.They are SHOCKED to learn (1) they are responsible, financially, for the FULL term of the lease even if they have a “good reason” to want to move out early (job transfer, moving in with girlfriend, don’t like the downstairs neighbor), unless the lease or local rental law says otherwise (2) “damage” includes painting the walls purple and the cost is putting the walls professionally back to off white (3) they have to follow any rules laid out by the lease, the HOA, and the governmental authorities (4) rent due on the “1st” is actually LATE and subject to penalty and or eviction if not paid by the 1st (5) the bs that worked on their parents in their pre adult life ( the dog ate my homework, I was sick so I didn’t do well on the exam, nobody told me class started at 8) doesn’t work in the real world.

Reseach your competition, what they are offering and how you can be the "purple cow" ;)