It is a big Blue collar field of workers with industrial and distributing companies as well.Pros:1.

I had the curb blue-tipped at my house in LA.

When the lender sends an appraiser out to land that will have a house on it he needs architectural designs, blue prints, itemized costs for materials. 

For the area, population has been stable for 50 years, blue collar/white collar mix and my favorite (sarcasm) part is home values are all over the freaking place.

I have one located in "blue" area. 

Property is mint and we’ll taken care of.He is welcoming an inspection and confident nothing would be found.Seller is a good blue collar family man.I do not have a lot of cash on hand and could put the money toward some equity.

Forget it, we'll be booked out 12 months.In the situation when we bid a blue print job on a cost plus basis we are still requiring a deposit up front because we have to pay our subs so they can buy their materials and hold our spots in line to make sure the job is timely.If you guys are hiring some clowns then that is the problem, not because they're asking for a percentage to start the work.I really wish people would treat people in the trades better, your portfolio's are nothing without skilled labor. 

Now we add inexpensive white chair rail and blue accent along the bottom.

Most are 1950's style pink, blue and yellow tile, which i think is awesome. 

It seems like you are off to a great startOregon is a great state for everything blue berries.