Orange and yellow with a touch of blue trim - I'd say those are an interesting color combo....happy people...Kudos,Mary

Since we're all stuck on this crazy blue marble together, it just makes sense to want to help make someone's life a little more special, right?

One wall is a VERY royal blue and the other walls are grey, and the ceiling is white.

With your lawyer, come up with a reproducible, LOW-COST plan for dealing with the situation, because it's extremely likely in your state, as it is in mine, that actually managing to collect on this sort of thing only happens once in a blue moon.It's my guess that you are not legally required to hold a tenant's junk for any additional period of time at all after seven days.

But I can just show up seemingly out of the blue with the Sheriff and my crew to throw their stuff out.

Stable blue collar to white collar workforce.

Notice the fancy red-white-blue spray painted garage windows!

Don't remember exactly where so am not able to credit the authors.ABCD1.Most would consider A class properties to be higher end rentals in nice suburbs.B class to be suburbs with mostly white collar or similar type of people.C class properties are blue collar workers or similar.D class properties would be in low income areas and ghetto's.Opinions will vary but this is how I class properties.2.Class A properties are newer and have the highest quality tenants.

I go to the Blues, Bikes and BBQ in "Faetvil" run down to Rogers area for float trips.Plenty of realtors there, there may be an REI club in that area, call the library, they may have a list of local clubs.

Here you could get a decent duplex in a blue collar neighborhood for $60,000 or so.