Also, if scratched or chipped porcelain is the same color all the way through.

Love your exterior color changes - especially your choice of accent/trim color!  

As far as the extra paint it sounds like you just picked the color for the next flip and saved yourself some labor (waiting around at Home Depot ) costs.

Around here too the sheriffs dept does tax sales on property and i can by them cheap as well.   

My opinion, eliminate and let them choose the color and price of the refrigerator they want.

I'm working on a PACE loan now to get some more of my rehab down too.   The

Client to choose color 936 1.50 1,404.00 Completion Package for: light bulbs interior exterior ,all new doors stops BN, cover plate, all new outlet and switch plate covers. 1 350.00 350.00 Replace all doors and hinges 7 doors 7 125.00 875.00 Smoke detector in each bedroom 2 35.00 70.00 Replace 7 door knobs 3 private 4 passage BN 7 45.00 315.00 Hvac New Hvac system 3 ton this system includes furnace, evaporator coil/air handler and exterior unit 1 4,687.00 4,687.00 Nest thermostat 1 500.00 500.00 Add cage to exterior condenser 1 500.00 500.00 Flooring Sand and finish all hardwood floors 750 3.50 2,625.00 Tile kitchen floors and bathroom floors 200 7.00 1,400.00 - Laundry room Plumb washer hookups properly and add new spigots and trim box before new drywall 1 375.00 375.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Estimated days to Complete 63 TOTAL $48,597.00

Well with racism on a higher rise, getting approved for a loan is going to be even harder for people of color to get approved.

Sherwin Williams is pretty darn good with paint matching, just remember that the sunny side will actually be a different color than the shady side because it will have faded more.

I've also seen many flip investors using the exact same finishes as their competition often resulting in houses with the exact same finishes for several doors around (same bath tile, kitchen tile, paint colors, etc.)I realize a lot of this answer ties back to bottom line, but if you could hire an affordable interior designer/space planner/stager who would advise/consult from the beginning to the end of the project, wouldn't it be worth it to have your property sell fast or even sell BEFORE it finished?