We run a management company and no I'm not trying to sell you anything... but here... we offer a free paint approval form... it on our website... it simply allows you as the landlord to provide it to the tenant and they input their color codes, colors etc. and then it describes the quality of what should and should not be done: https://www.g3manage.com/rental-paint-approval-form  --- there is no catch here, basically we provide this system on our webpage for free because it boosts our google ranking, but its free and theres no signup or anything funny like that. 

@Eric Fernando I know you didn't list painting but it's inevitable that you will be painting after the renovation so here guys this is a free Rental Paint Color & Prep Guide: https://www.g3manage.com/rental-paint-color-guide --- It's a PDF of rental paint colors and color codes along with prep and then also includes a free paint approval form for landlords/tenants.

We also, mailed out postcards using different colors like yellow and pink. 

The home has these lovely caramel colored heart pine floors and removing them was the craziest game of operation I've ever played as to not damage them and fit back together. 

@Justin Cobb looks pretty nice, but observations:1) Kitchen countertop color doesn't go with the rest of the kitchen or the house at all.  2) Why is there a wardrobe next to one of the fireplaces?

I’ve implemented a color-coded system for kitchen cabinets, fridges, and the chest freezer, and established solid house rules.

I've toyed with the idea of providing more controls for making the flames larger, different colored, etc. but opted to keep it simple for now. 

.: Quote from @V.G Jason:At least In Tulipmainia, you wound up with tulips when the whole ponzi scheme collapsedWith Crypto you get bits, try to plant thatFalls out of favor, can't buy groceries, power loss - can't transact, falls down a dark hole, disappears and disappoints******************************************************************************************************* Beautiful to look at, comes in a variety of colors and shapes, reproduces, doesn't need electricity, can be sold individually, universally understood, can't be hacked, can't be manipulated, can't all be stolen at onceI dunno, investing in the "crypto craze" or in tulips, hmmm tough choice. ;-)I don't necessarily disagree, BTC is dependent upon a power grid and internet existing. 

Just remember the only stories you are gonna hear are the rosey colored glasses ones as most people do not share the nightmare stories they have gone through.

This was my previous VRBO debacle:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/1258250-vrbo...Going to take my deep breaths and enjoy the fall colors later in the day...