I can't help you if you are A class but feel free to PM me if you are investing in more blue collar areas and want a recommendation.

I have a 2400 square foot cabin on 250 feet of frontage on a blue ribbon trout stream, that yields around $50K gross per year. 

I have one in Blue Springs, one north of the river (in The Coves) and my recent purchase was in KCK - Wyandotte County, just east of the speedway.

We aren't a red state but we aren't blue, we've got newer builds where you can purchase multiple buildings close to each other, they cash flow well and they'd be good investment for 1031'ers.

Most stuff there are not decent deals while every blue moon you may luck up and fall into something maybe mediocre.

Joe has a lot of lower paid blue collar workers, who can't afford to pay the higher rents required to make it work to buy and rehab those properties.On the other hand, St.

She basically says that if you want to see the heart and soul of blue collar Oakland and be close to the airport and enjoy real “street tacos and barbecue” then this is where you want to stay.

Once in a blue moon wholesalers come up with nice deals.

Location: Blue collar C class property. 

Clad in Wrangler blue jeans, an elaborate embroidered belt and a checkered shirt with pearl snaps, Bordagary says there were at least 300 dairies when he moved here, at age 28.