An aggressive option would be a brokerage account holding, for example, blue chip stocks that have a dividend payments (with DRIP set) around the same percentage as the rate on the 30 year.

I am relatively new to the area. i have a couple of very successful STR in the blue ridge mountains but have moved my interest to the coast!

The color of the text seems lighter.  

You want your prospects to love how clean the place is, and the lighter colors always make the place look brighter and bigger.You also want to be able to bring a unit back to par cheaply after a move out.

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Turn on inside light and porch lights to make house "look" warmer- I agree with Kevin, frame out the pillars, paint them white- Lighter shutters will make the windows look bigger- I'd do flower boxes under the windows with annuals in them to soften the front and add a punch of (cheap) color.- If you're brave...

I would say a couple of weeks if it is a lighter turn.

And with all the ag there a strong blue colar rental population.

Is there a "neutral" color to pick, and is it better to go darker or lighter?

(the police have told him this and that it would be a pretty "easy case"....)This is in a small very blue-collar town where people do not have money.