You want people to read it COLOR is the way to go. 

Use food coloring in the back of toilets to see if they're leaking- Check the meter.

In my case this is an older but renovated property in a blue collar market. 

During the civil rights movement they called it environmental racism, because poor people of color always get stuck living near pollution sources where nobody else wants to live. 

What color, style, what message?

We use Touch of Color. 

Touch of Color is who we strongly recommend.   

Stable, blue-collar markets have the fewest ups and downs.You also don't want to buy in a market unless you know there's someone willing/able to manage for you.

I will keep them, but it seems like the standard deduction won't require me to keep these records - giving me less risk of an audit and simplified taxes.If I have an expense that was made is in the gray area of capital vs repair categories - it would be more beneficial to claim it as a capital expense and add to my basis assuming I'm claiming the standard deduction, correct?

.- Home is in a flood zone, in a primarily blue-collar neighborhood, so the eventual sale may still be low.My asks:Suppose I decide to go through with the plan:- I'm reaching out to construction companies.