It's a condo built in the 70s that needs some framing, drywall work, flooring, cabinets hung, bathroom surround tiled, electrical outlets replaced (because it's dumb when they're all different colors), & doors hung.

I personally like the tile you have pictured but something with a bit of color could work too

I wouldn't blame the tenant but what I would do is paint the mailbox (and the post holding it up) a random color so if somebody hits it and the paint rubs off it will be easier to figure out who is at fault (as the paint will likely rub on the car that ran into it). 

So I went with a darker color.

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For example specified by region and sun exposure so paint colors are relevant to the space.

Sure you can paint a wall, just run the color past me so I know I can paint over it easily if you leave.

The rock is a black and dark gray color, not appealing.

I am trying to make sure I don't pass on a deal because of it not meeting certain metrics.Is cash on cash return and CAP rate really important for someone who plans to buy/hold/rent (long term) plain jane, blue color, type properties (SFR/small multifamily) in order to replace w2 job income?

I look at things through a value investing lens so that colors a lot of my decisions and views.