However, each has its own quirks as to length of time, “color of title” or “claim of right” situations, etc.A.P.is the method of obtaining title of last resort.

It also depends on the type of wood.Stain can be light or can be dark or in between, so that's a color decision to be made by the owner.  

So, that's a little different, but I'll be bold here and mention some of what I know.

It looks like carpet was ripped up and never replacedI've been known to paint concrete floors with a brown paint to emulate wood color and get that passed as sufficient by the appraiser.

I was hoping people would like the color scheme!

Even if you have the paint codes touch up over time especially on those types of colors is really difficult.

On the way to meet the agent and the buyer at the house, the agent texted again and said they weren't going to close because the buyer didn't like the color of some trim and wanted it changed.

Bill, could you explain that part, particularly the bold part, as if to an eight year old?

For thoes that do not know what the docupen is... here is the link...http://planon.com/I have the full color unit, with a 2 gig expansion card giving me hundreds of pages of storage... really more in the thousands of pages.

Jason, the era of politicans taking bold decisions on unpopular policies is over.