Mostly blue-collar working class with not much going on. 

We would love to hear from someone with first hand experience in this market.ThanksTo get better information on the area search Moclips, Copalis Beach, and Ocean Shores.

Lol for real- somehow it got to be about Orlando lol.Anyway, check out Ocean Lakes, Myrtle Beach SC.

I grew up blue collar and my dad was a contractor, so I'm very much a DIY guy and think I can reasonably handle property management. 

flying back to his ocean front home at laguna beach CA  No doubt. 

Orhi Hi Orhi,Been plugging away in Toledo, OH since 2014Here are answers to your criteria regarding Toledo1) $75,000 - $100,000 buys solid B class2) Toledo University is solid and employs many people and has foreign students (43607 zip code)3) Car manufacturers, Pro-Medica, Andersons and the glass industry (Most blue all blue collar)4) Hit and a miss5) Declining population from a macro market but certain pockets in high demand from a micro market stadpoint6) 500,000 people including surrounding suburbsWishing you much success

Very humble, hardworking, blue-collar family and they happen to grow up in a part of California that is highly desirable now.

Premier golf courses like TPC Myrtle Beach and nearby Caledonia and True Blue. 

To preface; I am nothing, NOTHING close to a @Todd Dexheimer, I am a "plankton" to his "Great Blue Whale" but here is my "why's": - CAPITAL BANDWIDTH or OPPORTUNITY COST.   

Now, that's not just a statistic; it's a testament to the enduring allure of Miami living.With 24.2% of purchases made in cash, it's evident that confidence in Miami's real estate market runs deep.The median time to contract and sale has quickened its pace, creating a symphony of efficiency that sellers can't help but dance to.Challenges emerge like ripples in the ocean.