If your renters are blue collar or older, probably not. 

Whenever I do the @(name) it never turns blue 

I used Blue Line home inspections and found him to be more thorough then others in the area, he's based in Orange County but travels frequently. https://bluelinehomeinspections.com/

This is a B/B-, mostly blue-collar area in Clearwater, FL.

In the end not everyone gets excited by a book that is essentially telling you the sky is blue often and sometimes it can be grey.

One of my favorites is the Pex tubes, the red and blue and orange ones!

Specifically SFR's in C to B , Blue-collar neighborhoods that are more than 1000 sq. ft and 2+ bedrooms with rent under 1,700 .

I realize there are probably 100,000 discussions on here right now about these same topics, but I'm asking again because A) (knock on wood) we haven't lost a single rent, and B) we have a chance at a 2.4% rule expansion on 4 more units out of the blue.

My mom @Rhonda Blue did that.

Crappy houses go for like 200,000 to 300,000 and houses in blue-collar areas can range from 450,000 to almost 700,000.