Focus on the front doors - new paint-contrasting color to the blue/purple.

By the theme of the living room.EXECUTIVE QUALITY FURNISHED APARTMENTS:2 BR apartment - Working Labradors - 3 beds2 BR apartment - Resting Labradors 2 BR apartment - History Channel - 3 beds 2 BR apartment - Home Theater 2 BR apartment - Sports 2 BR apartment - Ocean Sailing Ships - 3 beds 2 BR apartment - Dogs Playing Poker 2 BR apartment - Guy Movies 2 BR apartment - Rock and Roll 2 BR apartment - Quentin Tarrantino 2 BR apartment - Country Living AFFORDABLE FURNISHED HOUSES:3 BR house - Schwarzenegger Tribute - 2 baths - 4 beds 2 BR house - Garden Spot - 4 beds 2 BR house - Matchbox 20 3 BR house - Forrest Gump 3 BR house - 5th Street Retreat - 4 beds4 BR house - Grand Central Station - 5 beds3 BR house - Retro 3 BR house - The Green House - 4 beds 2 BR house - 7th Street Retreat - 3 beds 2 BR house - 6th Street Retreat - 3 beds BIG MAN CAVE HOUSES:The Hunting Lodge - 2 story - 5 beds - 2 baths The Taj Mahal - 2 story - 8 beds - 2 baths The Big House - 3 story - 8 beds - 4 baths 

From my understanding, a Class A area would be the rich side of town, Class B would be middle class area, Class C would be maybe blue collar and a bit lower income and Class D would be the parts you don’t go to by yourself.

Gwinnett is a very diverse County - incredibly upscale neighborhoods and arguably the best schools in the MSA mixed in with a ton of blue-collar more affordable neighborhoods.

@Caleb Christopher I'm currently living in the Blue Springs area for 6 more weeks.

Once in a blue moon one sails through with only 1 year + same line of work W2 before (conventional, not FHA), but that shouldn't be the plan (and guidelines can/will change between now and a year from now).

 My conclusion :- ROI or Cash flow is personal choice,if REI is not your primary income then you could do a ROI  investment but you need cash flow if this is your breadwinner.I differ on one thing which  i read in another discussion where people were talking trash about Houston.Houston has a good mix and even if you have a recession the blue collar jobs will support the economy when white collar is on unemployment.

The house is located in blue collar neighborhood, the properties around our house have new (good looking) siding, but ours definitely in a bad shape, has dark color, was painted by previous owners.

Oregon is a Blue state so I am willing to work with tenets especially if they have a legit problem.  

I'm over in the middle of the Pacific Ocean in an island in the Philippines and would love to refinance.