It also has a small creek flowing through it too. The

Is there a way to remove those and have the new surface match the color of the rest of the house?

White balance can be tricky inside a house where you have different colors and lighting types.

The harder it is to get too the more they will charge.Just like cutting down trees the price varies based on the difficulty and factors involved.If you have a bunch of pine trees you can get a pulp mill sometimes to come cut them down for free and haul away the logs.Trees to close to the driveways,too close to the building,utilities can cause all kinds of problems.You run into this with difficult terrain in land development as the price per acre goes up substantially versus pushing some dirt on relatively flat land.

We also make sure to leave touch-up paint with the colors labeled.

If the floor is destroyed, I always put tile down in the kitchen that is a tan neural color.

I think it's ridiculous that you should go over every house with a fine toothed comb when your odds of actually purchasing it are small.

Keep  buying low, with 25-30% down, leveraged debt to decrease the bottom line taxes too.  The

If the area is B class hitting 0.8% that's good too. The

Personally I prefer the darker color, but in a small space I might go with a lighter color.