They're named Yellow, Pink, and Orange, respectively. 

Can say some of the houses don't look the greatest and when driving down the yellow path and one time down vine has decent amount of homeless/people on the street. 

Yes I have done wholesale investing so I know how it is (bird dogging, driving for dollars, yellow letters etc.).  

It would look like this...T-Shirt Co: We are Selling Yellow Shirts.Customers: We don't like Yellow Shirts.

So far so good.Like @Lauren Kormylo, we have a large pet crate ready to go along with a full compliment of sofa covers for those dogs that need to be on the couch.We also have embroidered bright yellow towels that say Wiper Your Paws.

You can refinish several times, and if necessary, you can find some red oak or yellow oak, you just have to know where to look.

Once the smoke clears there will be vulture investors doing yellow letters to the lot owners you can count on that. 

Sure doesnt.What has your experience been sending yellow letters?  

That’s why I highly recommend working with Yellow Hat Remodeling—they have 30+ years of experience and can help make sure your project stays on track.

Specifically, the sponsor, Nelson Brothers Professional Real Estate (NBPRE), and later Nelson Partners Student Housing, NB Private Capital (NBPC), Versity, Versity Invest, Versity Investments, and Crew Enterprises (constant rebranding/renaming to hide past issues) had yellow/red flags about them before I invested in 2017.