Also, I've seen some rehabbers and buy & hold individuals who say they use the same paint colors, flooring, etc, in all of their flips and buy & holds, as it helps them with ensuring things match and it keeps the process more simplified for them.Good luck and kudos to you for such a large portfolio.

That place would look so cool now if they just updated the colors.  

Best of luck with the next phase.I'd be interested to know how you financed it and more color on your rehab experience (e.g. what you did yourself vs. contracted out, what challenges you faced and how you overcame them, etc).

@Clayton Mobley Thank you for taking so much time to respond to the post and for adding some much needed color.

Hi Michael,The Zillow street view looks rough.Some things to think about:[1] Lack of off street parking (possibly add parking on garbage can side).[2] No real storage space (possibly add locked storage sheds for each unit on grassed over driveway side.[3] Non matching front doors, possibly match front doors, and not paint them blue red, black or pink--aka gang colors.[4] Possibly add black shutters to front windows.[5] Your insurance is ok with 3 steps with no handrails (???)

BP is wonderful for quick answers to thorny questions, but for local color, you need to be with MeetupBest,Bruce

Use population growth, infrastructure growth, and job growth now to determine if your area will be vibrant in 10 years.

Also I've been fixing up the places and removing eyesore things (I had an avocado color stove!)

They are literally paid for their expertise in this space, so lean on them to provide you with market color. 

We don't have deals killed because of the color of the cabinets or other fickleness.We are able to develop strong relationships with our clientsWe get repeat businessWe are numbers/systems people, not interior designers or therapists.Selling retail flips is not an easy business and an art in itself.