@Stanley J Black can help. 

No point in having a policy if you bend the rules- it's gotta be black and white.

Lowes has a nice in stock countertop that looks like granite it's white, black and gray.

In addition, nicer campgrounds can be expensive and you won't always get the money you put into an RV or camper out of it when you go to sell.Unless your parents have facilities for dumping black and grey waste, and convenient, more or less permanent power hookups (at least 50 amps) you will likely end up at a campground paying some rent.

It’s totally raw land - power and water are only 300 feet away at the main road.The property has deeded access to the county irrigation water (NID), and there’s an abundance of beautiful manzanita, black oaks, cedar, and ponderosa pine.After $3k of 2 failed perc & mantle tests, $1200 of soil testing for lead/mercury/arsenic/asbestos, and endless hours at the building department, we decided that although this place ticks most of our boxes, we A) just can’t reconcile with the excessive mining history in the county*, and B) can't continue perc & mantle testing at $1500/test to find out whether it will cost ~$10k for a standard septic or more like ~$30k for an engineered system.

"This room would look great painted purple and black, it's okay to paint, right?  

Paint the wall ovens white to match the refrigerator (or black & change the fridge, see #3);3.

If the building is master metered for electricity that is a potential black hole of expenses. 

All tenants are experts in mold and all mold is black mold and all tree limbs are moments from falling on the house. 

In general, our local economy is struggling with pot legalization, the black market has historically pumped lots of disposable cash into local businesses.