TaraHello Tara,Navigating tenant-landlord situations, especially regarding rent payment and property maintenance, requires a delicate balance of legal obligations and interpersonal communication.

It doesn't mean you have no say, but ask them for options and when it comes to picking out colours...ask for enough lead time that you can go in, look at the options they provided and then pick the colour you want.

It's a delicate balance that hinges on each project's unique circumstances.Financial Goals:Last but not least, everything ties back to my personal financial goals.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @William CoetMoment you purchase if you leave them in there you are liable for everything that does not workOnly way to see if she will sell is to ask her Thanks Chris,Asking is the delicate issue. 

At this point, the mother's description of her daughter having "mental issues" has to be taken very seriously, especially since I learned today from my 2nd-floor tenant that, one on occasion, an ambulance visited my rental property, picked up the daughter, and returned her either later that day or the following day.I understand that this is a very delicate situation.

Property managers have a tough job in delicately managing their relationship with both the tenant and landlord.

Encourage them NOT to flush the kitty litter down the toilet.It's a delicate situation but many pet owners do become immune to the odor their pets cause.Gail

I like to go to google images, houzz, or pinterest and search "neutral paint colours" find a room I like and the colour may be posted with the picture or you can comment on the picture asking for it. 

My name is Peter Hu and I'm currently a Real Estate Investor / Real Estate Agent in Denver, CO.

My name is Peter Hu and I'm currently a Real Estate Investor / Real Estate Agent in Denver, CO.Ever since I've become an agent, I've been looking for great deals to buy and hold for myself and my family.