Originally posted by Rusty Thompson:^^^ Amazing ^^^That's exactly the word that came to mind for me, too.It's a good reminder to have all our affairs in order, because we don't know when it may be our turn to "graduate."

George Gray, thank you very much for the comment.

A legal contract eliminates the gray area and spells out expectations and responsibilities of each partner.

Justin Thompson, the reason that you didn't get much "traction" is because as in your previous posts you are attempting to use Biggerpockets as an advertising medium for the hard money lender you represent, rather than becoming a contributor to the community.

Sharif Thompson Welcome to the wholesale game.

I agree that most tenants have cell phones as a minimum - they usually have a smart phone from what I have seen in my area.Since you wondered what to do in case a landline is desired: If, as you say, the phone company's line does come to the house, then you should be able to identify a gray colored box where that wire terminates.

I did have a rental with a slightly gray tub (not from age, just a fashion color) and found some brown-gray flooring to put in there to coordinate and the tub fit in just fine.

This is a gray area.

Why not a dark gray on the shutters, and a dark red for the door?

In my most recent remodel I used:- off-white for bathroom- different off-white for ceiling- white trim- soft yellow/tan for master bedroom- gray for bedroom- lighter gray for darker middle bedroom- gray/green for living room, kitchen and hallwayThe net effect is that the house "pops."