In the picture below, the property is outlined in blue and the gas station in red.From an environmental standpoint, is this too close?

My name is Bleau (Blue) Deckerd and I am a relatively new investor from Cape Girardeau, Missouri. 

There are a lot of blue collar people who want to rent in that market.

Some folks also look really hard at cities with blue collar jobs that can’t outsourced overseas (large hospitals, distribution centers, major airports, etc). 

Just another version of "sir" in the south especially with blue collar workers. 

Blue Mound has tons of possibilities.

For instance, many Americans (prior crisis, but some still) pour the vast amount of their net worth into a primary residence: Risky.Some people invest only in domestic blue chip companies: Risky.

There are going to be deals that come up even once in a blue moon.

I am in the process of buying an SFR in what I would consider to be one of the best 2 or 3 areas in town - it’s an incorporated city with its own Blue Ribbon school system and this particular area has primo shopping and dining and is walkable to the schools.

I believe its more blue states that have these laws.