We are tracking pink postcards and surprisingly they're doing better than the standard yellow.

The green and -pink lines and a few stops along the red line are areas that may have more lead way to growth (C/C-) neighborhoods personally, I don't mind them as I tend to be an active investor and create personal relationships with my tenants.

In another, smaller property I have a leather couch, cowhide rug and a pink armchair.

Chime in here:https://publicinput.com/F5368Currently, it is illegal to build even a duplex in any of the pink areas on this map, and functionally difficult in many of the green areas, too.

The off white may be a very light member of the greige camp, but the other two I would call bone and...well, beige and not greige and not tan and not almond (note, I am color challenged but beige can be yellow or pink and while neutral, completely outdated due to undertone...my first and last quart of greige, used as asubtle accent wall, had a disappointing purple undertone.)  

Do they not know it is going to be a pink house long before its time???

When we get in, the hole in the roof ruined all the ceilings and its so far gone we can't fix & flip and make any profits, as we won't make any money putting $50k into it, so we are doing a rental rehab, keeping pink tile and green toilet, putting in a renter, and will sell it as a loaded rental after that to an investor as a turn-key property. 

The plan is to enclose the carport into a garage, swap a small den (that I think used to be a bedroom at one point) into a 3rd bedroom, remodel the hall bathroom (its pink tile everywhere!!!)

never mind the pink tub and toilet, are those GOLD walls?

I like knowing that someone is taking care of the exterior of the unit, so when I go to sell, I won't have to worry about a unit being painted teal and bright pink with boarded windows ( exxageration for effect :) ).