My fiance had a great idea to whitewash it or paint it a lighter color.

Pick out paint colors?"

That might be a good way to get into it and see if you want to do repair work on your free time, or just buy a few rentals along the way and play with design and colors if you want to when they are empty.With a full time job, 5 days a week, your husband may find it hard to balance working on the flip and spending time with you and the kids.

So the zoning issue does not really affect investors out there, but there can be architectural control committees that have a say in the exterior of your property (shingle color, house color etc...)Hope that helps.

You have cheap blinds that stay with the property and are color neutral.

You might just tweak that a bit- you could make it available in different colors and sizes at no additional cost.I've done this sort of design stuff in the past but frankly I am slammed right now so I can't offer to take it on.

Neon orange and green seem to be logical color choices, but I could be persuaded to go with a different scheme if there is a more logical explanation for that selection being visually displeasing.

The neighborhood is only Quads, each one is unique in the sense they are different bright colors and the staircases and balconies are all in different places.

While the rehabber is focused on hiring contractors, getting permits, and picking out paint colors... you can do 2,3,4,5 or more wholesale flip deals After you flip 12 or so wholesale deals then you might ...might...think about doing a rehab project.

It reeks of no-skin-in-the-game-looking-to-flippy-doo-dah.