For example, in NC the only dark blue areas are the largest counties in the state, even though Brunswick (Wilmington NC) and Pender Counties are growing faster as a percentage of population increase.

@Rhonda Blue Thank you.

For instance, if they want to a short-term rental in Breckenridge, they end up in Blue River or Fairplay because cash-on-cash looks way better.

BP is very strict about political talk, so we have to be careful with the red vs. blue discussions.

Blue Moon LLC?  

Red state and blue states seem to be drifting apart rapidly on property rights. 

While ours is a decidely blue collar neighborhood, it has the benefit of a lot of older neighbors who have been in their homes for years if not decades.

For instance, moving from Red Florida to Blue Detroit might get you slightly better returns for a while, but what about in a few years?

Once they sold enough units and got under 20% rentals, banks started lending and property values jumped.HOA fees always go up and you may have special assessments hitting you out of the blue, particularly in an HOA that's been mismanaged.HOAs have retired people with nothing better to do than spy on neighbors and report them.

If you or RE want to argue that, you may do so until you are blue in the face.