When they pay someone else 1k (or whatever the amount happens to be) for that, and then fail to do anything else, they look to assign the blame to the person who made them 1k lighter.

@Matt LyonsI personally do not invest in any blue states as most of them are more tenant friendly. 

Most house hackers these days have been following the blue line (and west) in areas like Humboldt Park, Logan Square, Hermosa, Jefferson Park, etc.

@Wilson Lau makes good points about the lighter wear-and-tear with short-term tenants, as does @David S. about arbitrage being a safeguard from the California laws which are less favorable to landlords.

To be vague, I look at C-class as mostly blue-collar workers living there. 

My main focus area is in Blue Ridge, GA and there is so much to be learned.

This guy is enlisted, not an officer, so we will probably switch back to our regular screening for enlisted members, but we may continue to be a bit lighter on the screen with officers.

Define C+I’m not the source of definitions, but to me it means neighborhoods with a lot of blue collar job tenants in early 19th century built housing stock.

Stealing a page from my coach Jason Drees, which scenario feels lighter & easier? 

Now they do it for their home goods XDToilet paper, toothpaste, bread.. you name it.Pretty sure many blue state's humanitarian law didn't help the situation.Also the insurance in ghetto went up like never.