It’s a blue collar community.

I was hoping to get some other landlords and property owners opinions on some things below to help me better understand the expectations within the rental market.The general thought that I have had while looking for my first property is to invest initially in hardening the property (no carpet, etc).I'll share a few scenarios and would love if any one can shed some light on their opinions:- Property has a bright blue insert bath tub.

Hi,I'm still somewhat new to bigger pockets forum. I'm kind of wondering/having a curiosity question. I'm wondering if Bigger Pockets has anything like an architectural drafter area as part of the forum? For those una...

I prefer employed blue collar working people with good credit in my class B apartments.

I learned in deep blue states lawyers are usually necessary by law for closing.

I've prepared a data spreadsheet and would like to know how accurate is my data, and if there is anything important I missed.The blue color data was taken from the US Census Bureau, green from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and black from different sources, including Bigger Pockets, Zillow and other sites.Thank you!

(townhouses, apartment building, first floor living complex)The area is a B+ blue collar town.

Because a PROFESSIONAL TENANT such as the one in this thread has figured out how to take advantage of landlords who do not perform  the due diligence needed to identify a professional tenant and the result is another landlord singing the blues about being victimized by this sort of tenant.Christy Miller here is learning this lesson the hard - and expensive - way.

5) How can a blue collar worker with low to no personal assets/income work around this dilemma to obtain Downpayment for Hard money?

The old silver-frame, blue panel appearance is ugly.