Depending on the house, lighting, flooring, etc either a gloss/semi gloss white, or an off white color.I wouldn't personally do any other color, as I feel keeping them white/off-white appeals to the masses, where red cabinets may look funky, will severely limit those who would be interested.

That opens some doors for investors,at least in Missouri.On the installment issue, it doesn't matter how you color the deal, if it provides an equitable interest to obtain the title and payments are being made it falls in as an installment pruchase or financing scheme.That's enough....

Once you have done that right click on the polygon and go to "properties" and select the "style,color" tab.

Investing may force you to be creative, which is painful for many people who are taught to color in the lines, but as an investing mentor of mine has said "If you've gotten "no's" from ten banks, you're only just getting started".  

Depends what your favorite color is.If you like yellow and black, then Dewalt, red and black Milwaukee, blue Kobalt, green Ryobi, and so forth.

In a living person's case, medical records are private, and giving details about the color of your poop from your bowel disorder is really nobody's business but your own and that of your doctor (or in the case of mental health issues- your therapist- because a note from them counts, too! 

Just from what you've written here, you've shown that you have a basic of understanding of your renovation design goals: to do what you can to open up living spaces, and to choose materials that pull together your chosen color palette. 

I generally put them on color coded key rings to organize everything. 

I would also agree that everyone brings their own lens to the world (and economics) which colors their behavior and advice.  

New flooring, lighting, paint (light gray is a nice color), is that a full wall in the back of the picture?