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With one exception, I've never had an REO seller, a listing agent or a selling agent have an issue with digital signatures.The one exception is HUD, which requires original signatures in blue ink on all contracts and addenda.

This analysis includes SFR's and MFR's.On the other hand, for the lower socioeconomic blue collar rentals (B class), I see rental rates will remain the same or a slight increase as we are still in the absorption period where vacant units are being converted to rentals.

.#2 is bandit signs, I like the 18 x 24 signs, blue on white text.

Sure, I may get a little north of 1% in my market, but it's STEADY (solid blue & white collar tenants with stable incomes/jobs).

The property has a blue kitchen, the cabinets walls, and ceiling are all painted blue.

I have one blue collar rental on a busy street.

If an investor called them today out of the blue wanting to buy something they would sell it.

However, if it does not, the loan may be in default and could result in a foreclosure for the owner of this unit.Are they really just demanding out of the blue that coverage be increased?

To enhance the color, I also use bright DAYLIGHT CFLs (which have a slight blue tint) to mimmick natural sunlight.