Also I don't know how you feel about it but maybe finding a lighter colored (affordable) durable rug for the kitchen area could "cool" the room down, and help neutralize all the brown.

Instead of paying for reviews, build value with the review reader in publicly responding to it very professionally and neutrally, apologize (whether you're in the wrong or not), address them by name, and encourage them to reach out to you or say I have / had reached out to you, I'd like to make this right.  

Let her be the neutral educator.  

The house is cash flow neutral (zero) on a commercial loan that is on a 15 year ammortization. 

It could take many months of cash flow to get this property to recover the negative position and reach a neutral position.  

This is for a house you're selling... what you want is to get the biggest "wow" factor for your money.Go white.. it's very neutral... if the buyers don't like white it's very easy to repaint.

We did the interior of our own home LFG but have done rentals with the Agreeable grey where we looking for something more “neutral” between grey and beige.

In this instance, there is no 7-day grace and the landlord can still require the tenant to vacate after 15-days even if they pay their arrears.In either case, if the Notice is not rescinded and the tenant has not vacated by the 15th day, the landlord can call the sheriff to escort the tenant from the property.Within Canada, we have one of the more "neutral" eviction processes, there are other provinces where - either due to regulations or backlog - it is a long arduous process to rid oneself of a bad tenant ... the perfect breeding ground for professional tenants.

I'd use neutrals like earth tones (browns and grays) In model homes I always used tans.

Just paint it a neutral color before even listing for rent.