Well, maybe wires need to have the routing cleared before they leave the bank too. The

They are loyal, do multiple transactions per year, and don't care about paint colors (at least not when they buy!). 

I think it could use some siding as the house is two different colors.

And each line gives a color-coded go/no-go on key indicators (CoCR, DSCR, % Rule, etc.), so I can easily get a birds-eye view of all the properties I've analyzed (328 to date) and get rudimentary market intelligence (e.g. average $/sf in the 19401 ZIP code, with or without rehab). 

I will say though always keep in mind resale whether it is a rental, flip, or permanent residence.I would keep the stain pattern a little subdued and neutral in color, this will appeal to many more people.I didn't realize paneling was back in, even if it is I would apply what I said to this as well.

Basically, you need to do a lot of legwork, and inspect EVERY unit with a fine-tooth comb, including current leases and tenants. 

Instead of wiping any marks off the walls they used the wrong color paint to go over them so our walls are completely zig zagged and horrific now.

(I only know about my local market conditions, which has colored the above post.

It comes painted in either a white or cream color, but you can paint over it with regular interior paint to help it blend in. 

The ramp is gone and i'm planning on sticking with the brown color for the front deck.