.- Indy has a low cost of housing with no geographical constraints for building (oceans, mountains or rivers)- Indy is red hot with technology right now with Millennials flocking to the city for jobsHank

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I know reading this will make people say don't come to Baltimore or more blue collar big cities in democratic areas and stay in the less impoverished suburbs.

I live in San Francisco itself, in a historically blue collar neighborhood (the Excelsior) and there are no duplexes under 900k at list price, all of which get overbid.

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I opened a business called Invest On Properties llc ,I have good credit and some money in bank , I like to get started in buying and flipping .. Any ideas?

On the hippie / green amenities,   thoughts on EV charging stations  (I've been driving EVs since before you could easily buy them):If your property is in a relatively blue-ish midsize to larger USA municipality odds are pretty good that there are getting to be a fairly large quantity of EV's on the road.  

WA is about as blue as they come, West of the Cascades anyway- 90% of our  population but less than 1/3 land area. 

Turns out that it cash flowed better then any other investments I was looking at, so when I made the move up to Oregon I  continued acquiring SFR's on the water or with excellent ocean views, and converted them to vacation rentals.

The ocean, mountains and university are also solid draws.#2.

JWB invests in the B range type blue collar investments which does seem to me to be a good approach as I would think they are much more reliabe tenants than those in the c or D range of homes and less demanding renters than those in A or A+ category and likely less tenant issues overall.Any thoughts on JWB and other Turn Key operators in markets which appear strong (lower prices but good potential growth) and with a similar philosophy to Memphis Invest?