The siding and windows are all one peachy/tan color...

@Jay Tan you could always go with a reputable co-host.

Quote from @Paul Tan: One small consideration you might consider depends on if you have a LLC.From what I understand, if you operate a company, there is a higher chance that the IRS will audit you.

If you're in San Diego, you should check out Bill Tan's club or For Investors By Investors San Diego.

Can't open or zoom in to the pics but ... lighter tan/brown for the left one, med-gray or Weathered Wood (very common) for the right one.There's usually no price difference on Colors (SOME times, the solid Blacks or Greens may cost more, because they have to add more dye into the mix to make them and all) BUT, the "availability" of them (recently) DOES make a big difference it seems. 

They have one scheduled on December 4th in Santa Monica- Bill Tan will be presenting on Creative Financing Techniques in the Palm/Culver City area on December 8th.

@Jeff T. an Umbrella policy that will go over the NREIG policy HAS to be a commercial Umbrella because the NREIG policy is a commercial policy.  

Generic tan, grey, white?

Make sure they are full time and very active.Second consider fix up properties because the demand for them is second toMove in ready, no one here wants to do any work to move in,  they just want to move.I would still consider pockets of Mesa, San Tan Valley,  Or Apache Junction.A good agent can direct you to all of these, Wholesalers have way to many clientsto give you any meat on the bone!!!

Bill Tan from LAREIA teaches a course that I've taken and recommend.