Go into any blue collar neighborhood in this city and every little bank is a portfolio lender, you don't even have to call and ask.

Quote from @Ruth Blue: I agree with Collin, As I also Manage vacation rentals in the GSMNP, the Smoky Mountains are typically more accessible for lower-cost vacations if a recession is looming. 

Secondly, garage door closes along the blue line.

I'm curious how many people are: A) flat-out retired so doesn't matter, B)  work locally in, I'm assuming, manufacturing, blue-collar jobs, and other local small business, or C) commuting to and from work in either metro but living there for home price?

If you want to get a member's direct attention in a post you're writing first type an @ and then wait for their name to appear below where you're writing, then click on it.If it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background it didn't work properly and you should try again.

IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again.

@Sterling White, what are your thoughts on Cincy suburbs like West Chester, Mason, Loveland, Blue Ash, Montgomery,  Lebanon, Deer Park, etc. ? 

However I will add that your photo of the blue sunny Florida sky is not fair.  

You can play the "what if" game until you're blue in the face.

Blue a few month's grace period, but you won't give me, Mrs.