Gave each property a different name and color. 5.

Also, do some research on light color spectrum (generally 2700-5000k) for different types of rooms (kitchen vs. bedroom, etc).

You want to be set up for years 2 and beyond that is when a rental will start to show its colors.

It sounds like you are asking what color icing to put on your cake before you know how to bake. 

Unless it's a luxury home, go ahead and use wall colors, flooring, etc.  

I like those construction tips on passing framing it sounds like you've been at a few city inspections for framing prior.The idea about spray painting where things will go ahead of time with respect to electrical (color coding it), plumbing, and kitchen is pretty forward thinking vs making the inspector try to visualize where everything will eventually go and whether you pass or not.

Simply wanted to test an idea, anything less than 2000 sf, with 2 bath limit, no roof, no foundation, no landscape, exterior paint, 2 colors, all interior, no major wall reconfiguration, i figured around 75 man-days.

You want them excited to answer the phone and have you as a client, not thinking "jesus not this guy again, hes gonna ask me about the paint color inside the house or something."

Just to add some color to this1.

Hello BiggerPockets community,Can you please recommend a good interior paint color to paint the inside of my rental property ?