Originally posted by @Joshua Dorkin: Thanks @David Thomas -- as I mentioned, I believe this to be one of my favorite shows so far -- there's a TON of incredible value in that almost 2 hour episode.Because of the quick tip on putting paint color codes on the rental agreement, or your rental agreement should be 20 pages long?

they might accept approved plans plus colored lines, most of my projects does, even government agencies.

The black and white images get color over time.

Yours has multiple different brick colors, peeling paint, older looking windows, dead plants, a half dead lawn, a walkway that is broken and slightly uneven, and an entry pad that is sloping rather significantly.  

.- updates include:- replace a broken window- add in-unit washer dryer- remodel kitchen- update bathroom- estimated budget: $20,000Unit 2 (3 bd/ 1 ba): Currently Owner Occupied - Rent for 1700- updates include:- update bathroom- re paint to match the unit below - unifying paint colors across all units seems to be a good idea- new door and closet in the third bedroom, currently configured as more of an open office-estimated budget: $10,000

Also, black colored roofing melts snow quicker than white colored roofing.Just my 2 cents.

Every time I look, with the three slabs that's of a different color than the rest, I think of the time the town did one over on me.

What colors for kitchen and rooms do you guys suggest to use and look wonderful in every flip.

What kind of cabinets are you using in your rental properties, and what color are you painting them?

Off color, political, dirty, and the last, political, racist, and just nasty.He won't be seeing me again.