Sticking to neutral colors like beige, cream and gray would be best.

Comparing RE to SM investing is like comparing ice cream to a pizza. 

For paints, sticking to neutral colors like beige, cream and gray would be best.

Everyone has an ice cream flavor that suits their taste. 

man, those cabinets look dated. sure you could buy some wood putty for 5 bucks, get a color match from the paint store for your cabinets, and do some touch ups...you could solve the problem for under 30 bucks if you can paint them yourself...but, I would replace the knobs, paint them a cream color, and change the counter top/sink, and tile a quick backsplash. if you're handy, your costs would be limited to the counter top and sink and tile, you could do most of this yourself. you could take the kitchen from what it is now, to a beautiful appealing spot, of course, it's a matter of budget. 

I love the white (cream?)

Now we must make our selection from the cream of the crop who have met qualifications and passed background checks. 

I remember coming back from a long family vacation catching the neighborhood 2-3 years kids old eating all of our ice cream with pickles as the topping on the back patio. 

Also, the glue on the floor is like a cream color and i need to get a stripper to dissolve?  

If you've got to pick a yellow for a kitchen... or a laundry room or darker hallway-space  then my favorite yellows are Montgomery White, Philadelphia Cream,  Monterrey White, and Hepplewhite ivory.