I rent Class B, blue collar units.

We'll call that one Blue. 

Our vacant apartments are in a blue collar town where 19 and 20 year old are getting factory jobs for $14-$20 an hours, but no one has any savings. 

I am a real estate agent working out of Blue Springs.  

All utils are in tenants names, and rent rolls indicate they're decent, blue collar tenants.I offered $120K cash.

All penetrations for pipes, duct work, wiring or anything else much be caulked with fire retardant material.In many areas a condo separation will require a subdivision plan, with engineering, blue prints and municipal/county review and approval. 

For the most part,  the intentions are noble,  and in some areas like seattle,  issues of affordability are increasing and very real,  even to people with good blue collar jobs.  

Their scale will be less likely to overwhelm the area and they are about as blue chip as you can get.

From an investment standpoint, the town of Telluride has put in a concerted effort to make it both a summer and winter destination with 2 world renowned film festivals in addition to bluegrass, jazz, blues and brews, wine and car lovers festivals filling up the summer calendar. 

The blue and red real glossy stuff, again from my distributor is for only hot and cold applications not for heating and has no additional barriers.