I replaced old windows, added new insulation and drywall, spruced up outside of home, planted flowers and plants, replaced inner doors, power washed exterior, put kool sealant on roof, purchased window AC, added baseboard heating, and painted interior.

We rehabbed the interior and got a tenant in place (lease started June 1).

Hello to all,
Just seeing what colors everyone is painting their units and halls.  This is a 2br unit in a four-family apartment building.  I am overwhelmed on what to choose any help would be ideal.

Thanks
Jake 

The value being added to the home is extensive, first a complete full gut of the interior, all mechanicals + cosmetics.

Renovated interior and exterior What was the outcome?

The risk is ever increasing with lower acceptable lead limits and the strict liability Derik mentioned.But we all grew up in houses with lead paint here in MA and if the interior is in good condition, has multiple paint layers, newer windows (this is a big one) it is often considered a risk worth taking.

All new interior paint, flooring, and light fixtures.

In our market, investment properties are sometimes sold without an inspection because investors get a preliminary quote from their contractor based on interior square footage and other factors.Your approach isn't totally wrong... its just being used in the wrong market. 

No gut work—things like flooring (hardwood refinish or other types of flooring installation, carpet, interior and exterior painting, kitchen cabinet refinish or install, counter install, window install, bathroom reno, electrical covers, light fixtures, etc.) 

Negotiation based on the house's cosmetic issues - smell, colored carpet and interior paint.