Dual income hard working blue collar, stable financial people.

Generally by street name, until I got a few on the same street lol, so I changed their name to colors, ie Blue Duplex, Brown Commercial.

MFRs will always have more expenses, they will always have high turnover and they will always have more headache than sfrs ( especially in blue states and /or C- areas).

If it sits on it's own land, but not on a permanent foundation, then find the value of the land through the normal real estate comps procedures, and find the value of the home's "blue book value" and add together.

"Click Account Settings from the blue menu bar at the top of the page.

Also when you say "I only want a blue car", and you ignore the hundreds of red and yellow cars that are available, you make life very hard for yourself.

@Ryan Ward you have to tag someone to get them to reply, use the @ sign and start typing their name it will be outside the box double click and it will populate the comment box in blue and then notify that person.

The tenants are blue collar and school is below average.To your guys, does 1979 an issue if I want to buy and hold for at least 10 years?

The potential tenants would be blue collar workers, many that work in power plants and factories and I am told that you can get rent as high as $750/month. 

It was considered to be a "blue collar" community, and I think that still holds true.