The better priced comps are actually on the other side of Blue Ridge and south of 79th where I'm seeing sold properties going for closer to your asking price.

I'm not a "blue collar guy" so I am not ever going to buy a community on a well and septic, but I have friends making plenty of money buying and running communities like this.

We do not want to buy any properties in section 8, but rather in blue collar working class areas. 

In the blue bar above, Search the site for Renatus.

Are there certain books I should read, etc Try that big blue logo below and my link!  

I will have small money to start with and have limited cash flow until I can get a few properties acquired.Right now my area is blue collar, but is gentrifying, so I foresee better rents and better tenants later, but I may have to deal with lower end renters or students until then.I'm an optimist and I believe in my ability to do this, but I want to go in with my eyes open.

I am selecting your names when I type in the @ and first two letters and they appear at the bottom of the comment box, but they are not blue.

WHAT ARE THE PITFALLS, ILLOGIC, BLUE SKY ASSUMPTIONS IN THE ABOVE EXAMPLE?

We made a profit last year selling a car my wife drove for 8 years, and the 10 year old van we replaced it with is up (according to Blue Book) almost 20% over what we paid.

If you pulled up this data on her and the data is on someone else and not her, she needs to CALL THEM and straighten it out because it's going to follow her for the rest of her life.Why would she, right out of the blue, have a list of previous addresses, and landlord numbers all ready and waiting for you if she was so shocked to find out there is someone else out there with her name having bad reports.