Quote from @Zhengxi Tan: I'm looking to buy my first rental property.

Nobody likes white except painters (job security) I use the colors: anew grey(light grey), olivewood (green/grey color), and a tan color that I colormatched years ago.

@Pearly Tan Sounds good and let me know if you have any more questions on my experience so far.

@Carrie Maultsby-Lute granted I'm not in your market but I like a light colored cabinet with a med tan or dark top(depending on your paint scheme).

Hope that helpsJames Tan 

Also, one should know how to use a Financial Calculator- Bill Tan in LA,San Diego,CA teaches this but have never attended nor heard of satisfaction with course/instruction.

I'd probably go with a warm neutral color like mocha or tan.

Dark/chocolate brown always suggests old to me, while tan seems to wash out into nothingness.

If you get a tan in Western PA, it sticks out, as you know.Do you live in a personal castle and frequently have people over so they can look at it and understand how successful you are?

Reminder, this is a C-class property in a C demographic, but our upgrade includes hardwood-look vinyl flooring, resurface countertops, tub and surround, updated lighting, new ceiling fans in bedrooms, repaint ceilings white/walls tan color, glass backsplash behind kitchen sink.