We provide the best product for the same price as everyone else, and that gives us the choice of lots of potential tenants.

No, most tenants have no choice. 

Keeping equity in the deal is a personal choice, but if you can pull out some equity and buy another property it might be a great option to scale up.

To scrape and re-paint that siding the right way is going to cost you an arm and a leg, likely cheaper to replace with a product color of your choice.

Most buyers ask for a termite letter, and it's not that expensive.Two choices:1.

This may sound extreme but they're choices (ethical or business?)

Would you recommend paneling or drywall, and what factors need to be considered when making this choice?

Portland’s proposed “low barrier” criteria (which is a choice to accept, but not a requirement) in regard to criminal background aligns with feds ruling on disparate impact.

My funds are limited however, local banks and Credit Union like Navy Fed offer; Zero down, no PMI for members called “Military Choice”, these have higher interest rates advertised for example rate of 4.5% but with funding fee 1.75%, origination fee 1%, .5 of a point.

Grey's seem to be a popular color choice right now.