It's a blue collar area with comparatively little appreciation but good rental cash flow.

Even if its a blue collar area that doesn't demand this, it will still give a premium on rent price and lower your capital expenditures over time due to its durability.

They may work great, or you may be better off just pre-printing a simple letter and taping it (with blue painter's tape) to the front door knob.  

Or do I hire a contractor to submit blue prints to the county for approval? 

Thank you for that, my brother in Blue.

When you are buying in B neighborhoods like South KC, Excelsior Springs, Belton, kc, downtown, Grandview, Independence (the B part), Lee Summit , Blue Springs, Overland Park, and Shawnee Mission are you using a 6% cap in your underwriting or are you using a more conservative 7%?

When you are buying in B neighborhoods like South KC, Excelsior Springs, Belton, kc, downtown, Grandview, Independence (the B part), Lee Summit , Blue Springs, Overland Park, and Shawnee Mission are you using a 6% cap in your underwriting or are you using a more conservative 7%?

There is a House Hacking group that meets every other Thursday at Oscar Blues.

Originally posted by @Scott Mac:Run down (Slum) 4 plexes go for $600,000 WOW.Do you know how many SFH's you could get in Detroit for that--Just WOW.Kelowna is lower BC mainland on Lake Okanagan also basically the warmest area of all of Canada along with a huge retirement mecca,  tons of great golf wineries  fruit orchards  Big white ski mtn 35 mtns  the lake it self is about 50 miles long and great for boating and recreation deep blue water. then the mtns are loaded with fishing lakes its really quite the place and this is big for semi Rural BC LOTS of medical..

So I stick to blue collar hoods that will have the highest demand when the economy tanks.