All my buildings are the same paint color so I go from room to room with a roller covering any marks. 

"I want to paint the rooms these colors"  WE are not going to be living there.The rental needs to be safe, sound, generic and durable. 

Can't cook food = not a kitchen = not a house, in Fannie Mae's eyes.Example of a go: 1970s gross yellow wallpaper stained with cigarette smoke, fridge from the 1980s in that yellow color. 

We were not able to view the property before hand but did have pictures and a assessment of the property to go off of.When we finally closed and went inside to look it over and get a plan together, we noticed that the paint was peeling (the LR and hallway are a lime green and every other room in the house is a different color) in just about every room.

when you purchase you can make it yours..... you can do updates.. change paint colors.. but, with a rental, you have to accept it and be able to live with it until the next step. 

Fake or not, there is nothing like me and my boobookittyfluf getting our game on watching yelling, crying to all the colors these rich people pick.PLEASE ENOUGH with the dang SHIP-LAP!

-- the water was beading up through the tape even just an hour after the repairman left), we got a good look at the rest of the space around the pipes... and saw the images that I'm attaching below -- at least two more *visible* 'pinhole leaks' on the copper pipes above the kitchen ceiling, and some wet spots, along with what looks like a dark colored mold/mildew.  

If paint, white or a color?

However I don’t want my fear of losing that amount to give me rose colored glasses about what the inspector turned up.

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