People use these "pink sheets" as leads to landlords that might want to sell.

If so, the rolled pink insulation will be your cheapest way to go before drywalling.

However, I was out jogging one day in a high-end neighborhood and someone was replacing a gorgeous Spanish wood door and I asked for it--free!

The walls where off white and the stucco was a peach/pink type of color, the same exact stucco used for the outside of the house...haha

I have a couple units coming up that have hideous looking tile (green, pink, etc), but the tile is in great shape physically.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/03/24/deals-moving-forward/Corey Gentry you can look at it as the same as a rehab, only the intent is to exit at a lower value, but also to not have to put as much work into the property, and leave those sweat equity type items for the end buyer who gets a deal by being ok with those outdated kitchen and baths or vintage pink toilets haha.

Gorgeous area, but yeah - I hear prices are crazy!

It is a 1920's bungalow and the paneled wall is covering gorgeous craftsman windows.

I used a pink postcard from yellowletters.com.

My ultimate goals are to develop multiple streams of income in order to eliminate destructive debt; i.e. school loans, and to build a decent cushion for retirement, take care of my family (I've got a husband and two gorgeous girls), and own a dance fitness studio some day (I am a certified group fitness instructor).