I think the average homebuyer would burn me out, talking about how they dont like the house because of the paint color, or the carpet.

Office supplies, you need to prove they were consumed for business purposes and not making grocery lists or something for the kids to color on.

When the choice of install/don't install, the little box has a multi colored design.

As long as you're not discriminating against someone based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status or handicap, you won't run afoul of the federal Fair Housing laws.

On each flip, I have hand-selected paint colors and finishes, tile, lights, vanities, carpet, etc.

I especially like the "color aerial photo" box.

If they are using black sharpie on white signs, use different colors.

Our wall paint color is pure white and it's not easy to clean, and I worry that another coat of white paint isn't going to help or solve the underlying issue.

The front of end of the house is painted a different color then the back end and the roof is in pretty rough shape. 

I could never bring myself to purchase a completely finished home, then proceed to pay someone to rip out brand new flooring, cabinets, moulding, and replace them with something that's a different style or color, but of no higher quality than what the flipper had put in two months ago.I could buy some land and get a home custom built, but that's easily $50-100k in added costs, from expenses such as a site plan from a civil engineer, utility hookup fees, impact fees, grading, excavation, pouring a foundation, and so on.So the remaining option is to find a home needing TLC (but which is generally structurally sound) where much of the interior is going to be ripped out anyway, hire a contractor, and do the work.