I have found that there will always be blue collar workers in this state that need a place to live - most of which will never purchase.

Drive the streets in the day you’ll see if it’s a working blue collar area real quick .

Both have SSN, hard-working, blue-collar, very kind people.

The neighborhood is blue collar, about half are rentals.There is a duplex property next door with a unit listed for $750.

Trulia Crime MapI'm not familiar with KC, but those shades of blue in Mpls/St Paul are less desirable.

When they called me out of the blue one day, I had to say 'Hold up, Sparky. 

I have preached until I'm blue in the face about the dangers of buying these low end asset classes and there is enough all over BP but too many people are still getting fooled. 

Hey @Rhonda Blue, it looks like you posted this a few months ago, but if you're still looking and interested in investing in a STR in Nashville I would love to help you!

It's a 1940s bungalow in a blue collar neighborhood.Walls are painted a very light gray.

I intend on reading this next month.One last one though not Multifamily more how to think creatively when dealing with Real Estate is Blue Ocean Opportunities in Commercial Real Estate by Cherif Medawar It's only in kindle format but well worth the $3.