In general, for this type of project, I would use discreet colors (e,g gray, white, black) as it helps to convey professionalism.

OK lets all for once and for all stop this really bizarre notion that some weird shape or color is better than an other.. and I can prove it to you gaahhdamnit.If some pink post card with  content "A" really was better, it should ALWAYS and for ever show this when you test it.

But honestly, I feel like I've forced myself to color inside the lines all my life.

Keep a few pens with different inks, so the IRS scumbs don't say, well last minutes you try to fill out the time log with one ink color pen.

Some tips for your budget: Ceiling Fans in Bedrooms, if you have nice vintage moldings, go with a two tone color scheme it doesn't take much longer and you'll get more money / better tenant.

I don't remember who said it, but only in the USA do the "poor" have a car, a color TV, and a cell phone.

this has been discussed a few times on here...i do lower to median income rentals...for those i remove ceiling fans, dishwashers, carpets, cheap floors..i paint h/w floors brown and/or install commercial VCT tiles..they are durable and you can buff them between tenants..i paint all ceilings, walls, and trim teh same color...again, this is for lower to median income apartments...

Your tile floor is exactly the color and style I want to do in an upcoming rehab.

Also, not letting the grass get too tall before you cut it helps because the bottoms of the blades are usually lighter in color than the top.Adding iron to the yard is specific to increase green-ness and has little other value.

Call in their license plate number in front of them, and describe the make and color of the vehicle.