Just make round things square, have furniture in bland boring grey, beige or graige, have a white and grey color palette.  

You can be on the HUD-1 form so you don;t need to be paid outside the transaction.Or you could fight it tooth and nail and spend thousands and thousands to try and change the system.

There is no line in the sand rule, if her tooth brush is there she might claim I broke in Blah Blah. 

This will come down to how a judge feels about it...and, most, will say that painting between tenants is a usual and customary part of doing the business--even if you have to use Kilz (some landlords simply tint Kilz the color that they wish the unit to be to avoid putting a coat of paint on).  

If you say so.It tells me to use a three-color scheme on both the exterior and interior, but not what colors to use.

Almost like everyone is a "template agent" that uses the same color scheme, the same branding, same everything, and the individual real estate agent becomes diluted.

@Clay Snider If I had to put it one way, I would say its the same color green.

You did some amazing work with paint colors alone.

Moving 3 college girls in, I let them choose their paint colors (they all chose neutral greys).  

I got almost the same number using the BP calculator too. The