They tried to make a homeowner spend $30,000 to change the color of his roof but have blatantly ignored other violations of the “covenant”.

There are companies that use a specific color for their offices and they have a specific interior design.

(We will also be removing the carpet, and replacing it with hardwood.)The easiest thing would be to just paint over the chimney with the off-white color to match the rest of the open living room area. 

Just by asking this question in a public forum you're butting up awfully close to discrimination pursuant to The Fair Housing Act.FHA prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familiail status, and disability.There are some exemptions, but you'll want to be certain you're on the right side of those if you're going to use them.Now, with that said, you aren't required to bend over backwards and make obscene concessions just to make the property usable.

They are super helpful and you can download a nice, colored report for each deal you analyze.

The law make it unlawful to discriminate on the bases of race, color, religion, sex, and national origin, disability, and familial status."

Just a nice traditional color, nothing trendy that can go out of style. 

I am not familiar with the type of flooring installed in your garage, but I wonder if stippling with magic markers in multiple colors to match the floor could draw the eye away from the stain.

@Morgan Granger Granite colors go out of favor.

Love the colors and textures...