The wrapping is more important that the color of the letter. 

@Shawn Ward I noticed on your flips you tend to use some bright accent colors.

Events are kept up to date automatically.In your reservation calendar, click the Import/Export arrows iconClick Import CalendarGive the calendar a nameSelect a color to represent the calendarIn the URL field, paste the calendar address.Change webcal:// to http:// in the URLSelect whether the calendar will block availabilityClick Import CalendarTo remove a calendarIn your reservations calendar, click the Import/Export arrows iconClick the name of the calendarClick Remove and then confirmTo export your reservation calendarIn your reservation calendar, click the Import/Export arrows iconClick Export CalendarCopy the URL and follow the instructions on your external calendar in order to import

If it is NOT a condo (i.e. land is held in common), then the HOA probably just puts restrictions on stuff like paint colors, roofing material, etc in the CCNR.If you own your land fee simple, then in most places you own to the middle of the street.  

I've been impressed with Adam Davis' private money blog here at BP. http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/862-ultimate-private-moneyWell, certainly colorful and a real go get'm approach that sounds good, but it's a train wreck waiting to happen in some aspects...reading between the lines like call your regulators and they won't care....right....Are we talking guru here?

check out pintrest. you can find all colors that have a grey base. saves you the headache of picking colors yourself.

Happy to provide any further color and also looking to partner with investors on a larger 100+ unit offmarket portfolio we have been working on shaking loose. 

@Chai JonnThere are several builders in Cape Coral building at that price point.

And the slumlords on BP show their true colors.

Im new to RE investing and have been looking to possibly start in Cape Coral Florida.