Using 1 color only..

you get a fair housing complaint because the new one is a different color, marital status, etc...

Its a small house that has a dull yellow color. 

Fixing screw pops, patching holes, caulking here and there, color changes from pink and lime semigloss to a neutral color, and cleaning filthy walls down.

Here are my thoughts and questions on this:1) It would seem doing something in the grey or beige safe spectrum of colors would be wise, I did "Teepee Brown" on the last house, and would like try a light gray / greige color2) Grey seems like it might clash with the red brick, this brings me to 3)3) I am wondering whether or not to paint / cover the brick features shown in a white / stucco material - this will add a small amount of cost4) Note there is 3/4" Oak Floor underneath the carpet, which will reveal and fix up towards the end5) At first I considered trying to demolish the brick planter, but after more consideration it will be cheaper and easier to "roll with" the feature...

Not all on that map, but here's what I can think of:Redwood National ForestDC (because I live near it)New England during Autumn color peakRome, Florence, and Ancona ItalyTurks & CaicosFreeport, Elbow Cay, Marsh Harbour, and Guana Cay BahamasCancun MexicoReykjavik, Iceland (as well as other areas in that southwestern part of the country.Punta Cana, Dominican RepublicSt.

Home Depot stocks 4 colors of Lifeproof Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring, and they offer several other colors with 1 week lead time. 

I'd be interested to hear if you've had any direct experience with municpal workers that colors your interpretation?

I think you cant go wrong with light earth tone colors.

Attention & effort should also be paid to the color of lights.Depending on the color of interior.