Migration Report" from North American Moving Services which found that Illinois was the most ditched state in 2017.Red states vs Blue States...

PS how do I get my replies to go back to people's names with the blue hyperlink?

I also have a master checklist for the entire job, which helps to remember small details that can be very important (call blue stake, install ufer prior to pouring concrete, etc) .

Its good to hear that you can be creative and make returns and that the property doesn't have to be on the ocean to get booked. 

@Michael SatoI do not have those options I have only “Post Reply” blue button 

Just curious is it even worth the money to pick up seemingly affordable trailers on 1/4 acres or to fix up for rental properties.Seems like the most common type of blue collar housing here.I know a little already regarding metal roofing, newer being easier to finance, etc.Does anyone else buy these?

The history about the neighborhood is that the residents were mostly blue collar, many used to work at the SCL shops before CSX shut it down and its a simple area.

This sector is not flashy like the high end, luxury apartment complexes with all the bells and whistles, but I think that if you can attract the strong employment history tenant with a good blue collar job, then you will achieve financial stability on your properties.  

I want to target those blue collar towns  (B-/C Neighborhoods) , but trying to find good resources on finding industries planning to move, potential changes, etc.

I'm still trying to learn my niche, but this is my starting blue print.