@Allen Duan I’d say mid range.

All 3 will give different amounts/ranges. 

To me, that's a vastly different true cost depending on where you pay down the $10,000, so I'd be interested to know how you could consider it the same.

There are duplexes being sold on the mid - upper range of that price bracket, that need a little work. 

Stick with classic neutrals to appeal to the widest range of buyers.There are situations where clients touring homes immediately pass on properties due to strong or unusual color choices.

What price range? 

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.

We thought about hiring a lawyer but the legal fees were expected to be in the range of $10k to $15k and would have taken months (if not years).

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Depending on what price range you're looking in, you might be a little tight on funds.