Landlords who want to cater to a graying tenant base might want to keep these ideas in mind if they want to make their rental units senior friendly.The cost of any health care plan is high and premiums increase each year much faster than the rate of inflation.

We painted every room in the house...all 4 bedrooms we did different colors.

You can take calculated risks with a little more of a blue collar neighborhood just don't get carried away with that.Realistic numbers. 

The ones I've seen are in eye-catching colors, and shaped vaguely like a child.

Located in a slightly better neighborhood than 'bad deal' above; lower socioeconomic, blue collar neighborhood, service oriented jobs, green lawns, lots of pride of ownership single family homes in the zestimate range of 70k-120k. 

There may be other things going on that need you attention that you don't know about.If you have a monthly community newsletter type of thing you send out, put in there (every month) "Please do not throw couches and the like in the dumpsters it leaves no room for trash bags, etc...".During your lease signing include a separate colored sheet of paper with large print on it with the same words as the monthly newsletter.

@Gray Valdez If you have a name and address of the property just try to access the local public records on the property.

I'm trying to get all the apartments on the same paint color, so only a few buckets of paint.

But if the paint job is fine and you think it would look better another  color just skip it.

I interviewed Chris Gray about this a few weeks ago.