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Hi All,I'm trying to get a feel for Atlanta and am interested in investing in blue collar/working class neighborhoods.

@Joe Scaparra Austin is a "blue" city in the middle of a "red" state. 

@Ben HollingsworthHi, try Amex Amazon, Amex Lowe’s and Amex Blue Cash.

developers7.TSLA (mostly Fremont) 10,000 mostly blue collar robot operators8 Csco   15,7009 Ntfx       3,000Dropbox, Square, Adobe (3K+3K more to be hired), Salesforce, Oracle, Lyft, Uber high tech employees are excluded here.. 

Akron and Cleveland are extremely ‘blue’ cities, with Canton quickly catching up, with passing more and more tenant biased laws.  

@Zana Blue Thanks I agree.

Also, I believe that there is another one in the Blue Ash area tonight at 6pm as well.Brian

We have about 8 major employers that are all hiring at a rather significant pace for such a small town so the demand for rental units for the young professional/blue collar worker has gone up very steadily.

The answer is yes, but are you up for the work that goes into owning them as a out of state investor.http://www.memphisturnkey.com/money-class-properti...Come to Memphis, go to Beale St, order the ribs from Blue City Cafe