Mostly in Mesa, Apache Junction, San Tan Valley, Florence, Coolidge, and Casa Grande.

They take beating in a beach house with sand, sun tan oil, drippy frozen pops, and spilled drinks (plus I allow dogs).

-Tan

I’m mainly looking for gray or tan colors.

If it were mine, for a rental,I would caulk it, putty knife smooth, and put a border of red crushed  granite around the patio, with pavers in it.Draw the eye somewhere else, because if you paint it, you will have to repaint it.And in the desert sun, I always wonder how long paint will last.The pic below has tan rocks, which is another option.( would choose the crushed granite over the rocks on a rental because kids throw rocks, and they will get under the mower and cause Gardner complaints.)Good Luck!

Almost any paint these days can be tinted to match a paint color from any paint manufacturer (some "designer" paints are the exception to this), so focus on finding a color that you like.Sherwin Williams paint colors "rice grain" (near white, subtle hints of green - color of uncooked rice) and "softer tan" look nice (we actually had the Behr paint used by the painter, tinted to those colors).

I can see a tan/brown sand underneath where the mortar was. 

Cheap improvements: new photographs, new shutters, cut back the grass, power wash the driveway, get rid of that round boob fixture over your kitchen sink, paint the tan brick inside the room, and find a new realtor.

There is an small exercise facility and tanning beds that are open 24/7, as well as a swimming pool and clubhouse with a coin laundry facilities.

One in Phoenix, 3 in Apache Junction, 1 in San Tan Valley, 1 in Florence, 3 in Coolidge, 1 in Casa Grande, 1 in Arizona City, and 1 in Eloy.