A marginally a-float blue collar worker, with a family, at least one job does not have the time, focus or financials to maintain or especially remodel a home (work for equity).The long a go Gurus touting the virtues of buying super cheap junkers, with zero rehab advertise rent to own, or directly into Contract for Deed, zero rehab, put folks into those homes. 

It will turn to blue and become active!

A couple small areas on the front that were painted with a lighter color (almost the same though).

and downtown Boston (airport blue line stop via SL3).

From what ive learned, its not a great idea or a good return on investment to put granite in average income or blue collar neighborhoods (which is where my property is located).

2 bed 3 bath, 3 bed 2 bath3)  It is in blue collar area walk to light rail and being gentrified. 

@Giridhara Gowdra chandrannaA - fine expensive well cared for yards and homes owned by professionals and business owners.Luxury cars B- average blue collar suburbia most homes are owner occupied and yards are in good condition.C mostly low Income people rundown rental houses lots of old apartment houses lots of old cars D VIrtually all buIldIngs are old and need some maIntenance .mostly rentals 15-25 year old cars random crIme drugs -hIgh grass and hIgh resIdents Seen walkIng around aImlesslessly F boarded up houses shootIngs no one works open aIr drug deals most everyone looks shady .Hookers rap musIc blasted from random homes and cars

It is tough for people to reach out, coming out of the blue, can you be a bit more specific as to what your experience is that may help people decide whether they want to work with you or not.

Or, I thought about just throwing up some lighter shutters & painting the stucco a light color. 

Out of the blue, a neighbor of one of the properties contacted us to ask our interest in selling, even though we weren't even considering it.