So, to me, thats where there are certain items that I think are going to be a very big gray area.  

Often it's just from gray hair.

I personally like darker top, gray, black and white, with all the light wood to give the space some dimension against your white stove.

I was at a Than Merrill event in Orlando many years ago, we even went over to see Robin's (Thompson) huge house at the time.

Traveling with a spouse or a partner in regards to meals get a little gray, it's one of those vague rules "is the expense reasonable and ordinary" It's a good idea to get them involved so there is no question, for example my wife does the books and picks colors and finishes.Hope this helps, travel safe!

Jennifer Thompson is my closer.

It takes both sides for solutions and we won't have that thanks to types like Ryan for a long time.There is alot of gray area you left out, the country is not just made up of some poor benefits cheater, nor made up entirely of folms making 250M and paying less in taxes than I am or soaking the corporate welfare system.

Without going into the technical details, if you point your camera at a white subject (as most rental rooms are), it will underexpose the shot because it thinks the walls should look dark gray.

This is the "human" part of being a landlord that is a little more gray vs. the black and white of screening / leases.  

I know there's still A LOT of gray area here so what do you say to said applicant??