Here are our numbers for April:Mostly white-collar tenants: 100% paidMostly blue-collar tenants: 78% fully paid, 4% partial paid, 18% nothing paidMostly no-collar tenants: 60% fully paid, 13% partial paid, 26% nothing paid

They are trying really hard.Yellow card, pink card, yellow card with a picture on it, blue card with doodles on it, pink card with content "A", pink card with content "B". picture on the card, printed letter, hand written letter... they try everything thinking there is a magic combination that somehow depends on the market location..

I'll need to go through the fine print of my agreement one day to confirm, but my question to you is, are you sure they could eliminate your HELOC out of the blue?

It will appear double click and it will populate the comment box with their name in blue.

They definitely all a challenge in their own way, replacing windows in sold blue stone walls is a treat, but the most frustrating issues are amateur rehab/repairs/maintenance over the many years that will haunt you.

Supposedly good rental market for blue collar Chicago workers.

Hi Mike,If it were mine, I'd paint the house white (because that might make it look a little bigger) with a conservative blue trim.I'd cut the tree branches above the windows on the tree in front of the house.Put some nice new house numbers on it, trim the shrubs and do something with the sidewalk, possibly pavers like in the pic below (if the neighborhood was appropriate for it--if not probably pour a new walkway).

My mom @Rhonda Blue also invests here and we have a PM service.

I also include Sling Orange and Blue for free so the sports junkies can get their fix on vaca. 

Well, I am glad not to live in a blue state.