I do plan on replacing the charcoal filter in their range hood since I suspect it is no good.I look forward to your replies.

However, we meet at Michael's Charcoal Grill off A St in Midland and we meet in Odessa as well.

So, the only thing to do is to paint a bunch of patches (both on the stucco and on the brick) of some different colors and see how you like them in different lights.As far as which colors - I definitely like the charcoal color in the second picture and overall really like the gray family these days.

One of the house rules and regulations ezlandlordforms.com gives me the option to choose to put in the lease is: "Charcoal and Gas Barbecue grills may not be used or stored on any patios, porches, and/or landings."

Use charcoal filters on your face mask; I bet the smell is less than amusing.

If the 6 unit were mine, I'd think about having (2) metal pick-nick tables, a matching trash can, (2) pole mount charcoal grills and fire pit, with a shrubbery border to make the area its own space.And for residents and their visitors this sign.

You might be able to install a charcoal filter hood.  

They lit a charcoal fire in a gas grill once. 

I had small apartment complexes where on nice days I brought a cheap charcoal grill out and cooked hotdogs.

The previous owner must have really liked charcoal grilling!