The colors represent monthly rent.

There's nothing scary about buying in many foreign countries.In this case, make sure you get my figures right (and don't rely uniquely on local real estate agents who have a vested interest in having you see the market with rose-tinted glasses).

The duplex is about 3000sqft total and I'm going with a semi-gloss Behr medium gray color ($29/gal Home Depot), classic white trim.

The floors look like they are refinished and poly'd- did you run into any issues with color blotches from prior damage?

We were thinking maybe a shade of grey stain, since that seems to still be the color du jour - but we are quite undecided.  

I have a client who is shopping around, and I want to empower him with questions that will help bring out their "true colors"....

To be patient, to not be so tough on myself, to stop and smell the roses.

But I finally woke up from the trance and tried to cancel the service and that is where their true colors showed.

But many are in need of cosmetic repairs (a couple people got REALLY artistic with the bright colors, but apparently got distracted and never finished).

I manage a condo on the coast where the HOA is made up of very affluent people who think nothing of completely redoing the landscaping every year because they're tired of the old colors, and then assessing everyone for the privilege.Speaking of assesments, how many condo owners here are familiar with loss assesment insurance?