In any case I would go with medium blue if the brick is yellow.

From what I had seen when buying MF back then, it simply comes down to one simple thing, you cant stuff a medium to large family into an apartment.

I bought this one at auction for $36k (including fees) and am aiming to sell for about $95k.Upstairs, the house has one medium sized bedroom and three more smallish bedrooms--all have very limited closet space.

Laundry appliances vary in width but 30 inches is the rule of thumb.

(Overall the property was in decent condition, it had just been cosmetically neglected for about 15 years and the previous tenants were hard on the property)<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bkL6ByeFuG0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>https://www.youtube.com/watch?

If I continue to swing financing along 10-30 year terms, the medium-distant future is a real consideration for a buy and hold strategy.

We at 11 Capital and BiggerPockets have literally billions to lend in the small to medium sized real estate operations. 

My 6 year old grandson can paint, but I'm not going to turn him loose on my rentals.Here are my tips:Buy medium quality paint.

@Russell Brazil I  have to find a happy medium, but paying upfront fees is not going to do it for me.

For plumbing you need two medium sized pipe wrenches, a 12" crescent wrench, a crow foot wrench, slip joint pliers, straight and phillips screw drivers, teflon tape, clear silicone, and some plumbers putty.