You will want to know if any of the tenants has ever paid late (and heaven forbid a pattern of late payments....

@James Triano Sorry it took me so long-Kitchen cabinets- PPG Juniper BerryKitchen walls- PPG ParrafinLiving Room walls- PPG Ashen (I don't love this color, but didn't want to repaint)Claw foot bathroom - PPG SharkskinClaw foot bathroom floor -atlas concorde bianco winter 24x24Claw foot bathroom wet wall - tile shop marble subway tileBaby's Bedroom - PPG Ostrich FeatherLaundry room - PPG dark ashEverywhere else - PPG Vagabond (my favorite neutral warm gray - looks good in every room)Exterior trim - PPG Seaweed wrapExterior siding- PPG nevergreenExterior Doors - PPG LicoriceLet me know if I forgot anything!

I could have easily sprayed texture on it with the texture gun to match the knock down pattern that is in place on the rest of the wall.

One thing I can tell you after having gone to both law school and Accounting school is that if you get five different attorneys or CPAs in a room and present them with the same fact pattern,  you will never get the exact answer from any two of them as they were all be somewhat different and the same isn't applicable to to IRS auditors.  

Our flight patterns got us down, and in LA a one hour layover turned out to be 7 hours and then they cancelled the flight to Aspen!

The reason being is it's significantly cheaper to purchase, it's super fast to lay down, AND the newer patterns looking exactly like a tile floor or a LVP/LVT floor. 

I have sold over 30 million of 2-4 units and seen many patterns. 1brs in C class areas are awful you will have high turnover, vacancy, etc.

Do yo see the pattern there?

So yes, real estate "value" will increase, perpetually, forever, in a inclining cyclical wave pattern. 

I found that years ago trying to get a marble slab for my 5' wide vanity I couldn't get it below like $800.