He has repaired units for me, replaced, made them work, been on many of my flips as well installing new vents and ducting.

Basically the theme be different, be bold, use color, quality goods, stay on budget. 

Still needs another coat and color coat but they wait till near the end of construction for final coats so it doesn't get damaged during construction. 

Tenants wanting to wait a room a different color isn't unheard of but I've yet to meet a tenant that's aching to spend their own money on a kitchen rehab.  

It has very good year round appeal in my book.There is no month that is below 65% occupancy for me. in general, June and July are strong, along with Oct/Nov/Dec due to fall colors and holidays.

It's color coded and fast to use. 

I have my own opinions on the subject but I don't want to color the discussion so I'll wait to chime in after we (hopefully) get a critical mass of postings.

We always include them in our designs for color and texture in each room.

You are going to have to write the checks, and (hopefully) receive the checks from the renter without issues.Your risk tolerance, and your analysis of the current local market, the current applicant, and your own current situation will color the decision you have to make.The answer is, it will be different for every owner, and every property--which is why I say asking online for a go/no-go on a punch list of items is (maybe Russian roulette).I hope this all works out well for you.Good Luck!  

From there I color coded them by neighborhood and eliminated the properties that I knew I didnt want.