There is a good moisture barrier underlayment and 2.)

That aside, I'd recommend that you look for recession resistant asset types.

I have been remodeling and using paint, acetone and paint stripper, but I do not think that is the reason being as I have done this before and nothing happened.

I am also looking for a property that I can add value to with some sweat equity (paint and carpet, not a full rehab). 

What is everyones opinion on using neutral beige paint colors in a home vs. using a neutral grey tone.

Purchase price: $12,500 Mobile home bought in a 55+ community, replaced the roof, all new flooring, brand new kitchen with granite countertops and freshly painted.

I’ve thought a lot about both approaches but the property I am thinking of fixing up is in the family and is technically not mine yet and aside from needing upgrades it has other problems associated with it.I am currently living in the property I've made some upgrades to the kitchen, bathroom, exterior and interior paint and I’m paying $500 rent that goes towards taxes.

You did not screen these tenants and don't really know their background outside what the seller told you who had motivation to paint a bright picture to sell. 

The answers to dog barking, leaves falling, parked cars, surveillance cameras, cutting down trees, paint spray on new car, paint peeling, loose boards in fence, dog barking, etc aren’t the answer.  

Paint, Laminate Flooring, Bathroom Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeling.