We're in the urban core, Independence/Blue Springs, and the Northland.

(Think white collar/some blue collar)C Class = Little amenities, older buildings, usually 30 years old or so, not a good area (but not war zone) (mainly blue collar area or students/people just entering the job market)D Class = No amenities, old building, usually with deferred maintenance, bad area (likely war zone)

Amex Blue For Business had a 12 month interest free deal, which was great for a recent rehab, and also ties into our True Blue Amex (personal card), which gets us points on JetBlue.

How did their rates/charges compare to Blue Frog?

Anyways, I told the neighbor I'd ask for full names and badge # and call their head office before I even open door and/or talk over my gate to folks esp once claim to be officials, collecting info, esp with all the fraud and shootings going on even by blue collars.So the neighbor said there seemed to be an interest in source of cash funds.

Deal 1: a $42,000 duplex in a blue collar area with a motivated seller.

What is a great clause for a blue collar tenant would not work so good for section 8.

Click on it and it'll become blue highlighted tag in the dialogue box!

And now may Millennials  who had blue collar parents (who wouldn't know how to teach them better) are buried in debt and won't be able to have the house with the picket fence by 30 like their parents did. 

I would say that we know a thing or two about buying product. ...and I will go out of my way to avoid buying in any kind of real quantity from big red or big blue.