It reminds me of high school when having to deal with the neighbors.The most recent argument has been about the color of my mobile home (which is gray).

Some landlords have allowed tenants to paint with the understanding that they’ll paint it back the original color when they move out.

Whether or not pursuing a breach of contract claim is worth the time, money and sleepless nights, we’ll that is a horse of a different color.  

If there has been smoking in the unit, there will be proof of it there.... a dingy yellow color compared to other units whose filters show a dingy grey.

Here is heat-map of prices in Indianapolis area:I set the price focus in the range of $90k-300k for 3 bedroom houses (Any area above 300k will just be red, areas in the range will change color by the median home value).For the members that are familiar with the Indianapolis area how accurate is it?

My lease is plain language, no legalese or anything - the stove, dishwasher, fridge & microwave are the landlord's responsibility & will be repaired or replaced if they fail- not necessarily with models that have the same features or the same color.

I would choose something that fits the local area - or colorful is always a good choice.

At Home Depot the gray color surface is tough and scratch resistant, one can pay $2.99 a sf and count on compliments + installation which is easy.

Contract (write sales price in bright green color pen across front)2.

Are the walls and ceilings to be painted the same color?