I remember reading about it last time I was there and my business partner lives 2 blocks up from the ocean front so when we walk to the beach we walk by all these 10 million dollar properties sitting idels for the last 20 years.. someone probably knows more detail than me.and of course you know what the Chinese investor did to Vancouver... just never materialized for the inland areas of BC.. although prices rose nicely in Kelowna I did well there investing.

@Alex Rose You might want to check out Murray Hill, I have heard a lot of good things about that area as well.

As many said, I would also opt as a no, but you can explain to them why you wouldn't want it painted (needing it to be primed/colored/sealed, if the color has to be approved by HOA etc) 

I highly recommend the Honeywell 9000 color touchscreen.

We don't try and pick out any colors or decide on what type of flooring goes into the property. 

It looks like a dirt colored substance was ground into the textured floor surface but it doesn't wash off.

@drew Gedemer I do a espresso color on the kitchen cabinets for my renter houses.

Graduate of the following schools in case we have any grads in this forum cheers to the alums:-Stony Brook Uni (BA)-Columbia Uni (MA)-Pace University (MPA)-College of Saint Rose (Adv Certs)Feel free to send me a connection request or feedback on my youtube channel and look forward to meeting more of the BP community as I travel.

Your dogs name, a flower you like, your favorite color... it really doesn't matter.

I started as an investor in Georgia but as prices rose there, I went to have a look in the Indy area.