Some companies also have standardized systems in place and will automatically make renovations such as changing carpet to hardwood or a standard paint color which in the end cuts down on rent ready repairs and turn around time if the property should become vacant. 

Or walking a historic neighborhood with an investor to get a feel for colors and style of the neighborhood.

That place would look so cool now if they just updated the colors.  

Also, I've seen some rehabbers and buy & hold individuals who say they use the same paint colors, flooring, etc, in all of their flips and buy & holds, as it helps them with ensuring things match and it keeps the process more simplified for them.Good luck and kudos to you for such a large portfolio.

Time on market is usually an indicator the property has warts or an unreasonable seller looking at the asset through rose colored glasses.

@Jordan Redar unmowed lawns, piles of newspapers, mail hanging out of mailbox, signs of neglect and deferred maintenancelegal notices on the doors like sheriff sale, tax sale, code violationsunlicensed vehicles in driveway and yardtrash, junk, hoardingthe worst house on the streetblue tarp on roof (any color)broken windows especially in winterunshoveled snowovergrown trees and shrubs

I finished the course in 4 weeks and passed the state exam with flying colors.

It needs little work, along the lines of basic yard care and paint (because of ugly colors).

Looking for pricing on (bw & color) 1 page single sided, no bleed, first class mail. 

White is a pretty normal trim color.