The cabinets that we sell for house flips are typically white or gray painted shaker doors.

In my mind until have both signed lease AND deposit property isn't reserved but feels like I'm in gray area since I've signed lease.Not sure if it matters but I'm in Colorado. 

Most of them thought are in graduate hospital area, point breeze and grays ferry 

Find a good local real estate lawyer and make a call for a free consultation and ask them a few questions to get their professional opinion and find out what is legal, what is in the gray area, and what is illegal.

Originally posted by @Anthony Thompson:@Raeshelle C.

Between those tracks is the gray area where guy like us are curious to step into as we attempt to move from one track to the other track where it seems (as painted by the risk takers) to be the place where more action is, resulting in higher earnings.But I am not a real estate entrepreneur, which brings me to my point.  

One issue with RV's, for example, is do you remove the gray and blackwater tanks and make utility connections permanent? 

I don’t know any electrician (or tradesman for that matter) who doesn’t consider something like that a gray area and typically won’t pull a permit.

There are some areas that could be considered "gray" but I don't think you'd spend much time in that zone based on how you've described your 401k use.

@Johnny Thompson You're on the right path.