Ok,here in Southern California we enjoy Medium Grey exteriors with Creamy white trim and something bold for the front door like Crimson red or darker blue.Also beige with white trim is common.Interiors should be light and bright with lighter soft grey walls with white kitchen cabinets and grey counter tops.Sandy light beige with dark cabinets for homes with beige exteriors.Bathrooms can be more colorful with light yellows or sage green or even light blue with shower tiles and toilet lid covers to match( think Bed Bath and Beyond).

I'm close to this already but I don't want to tie it all up in real estate.My question:Give me a blue print.

My Questions are in Bold, the non bold is her response

You can choose to print and mail them out yourself or they can do it for you.

For repairs and maintenance, just put all of the receipts in a folder (either on your computer or print them and put them in a folder in your filing cabinet).

Also, most if not all attorneys will give a free consultation for questions and answers.If you’re bold and risky, just see if you are able to list it on Zillow and Craigslist to test responses.

Read the fine print in the foundation repair contract: Damages to the property, interior and exterior as a result of the foundation movement are not covered, during and after works completion.

An excess of (printed) money has, however, made our preferred market too hot, with 'investors' overpaying for FOMO. 

So, before you go boldly where no man has gone before, give this some thought.I'm sure that when some people see my forum posts they must think I'm only here to rain on someone's parade, that's not my intent, I don't like doing that, but if something is missed I think all of old hands have an obligation to the community to point out potential issues.

Also print it out and laminate it.