You will find people debating until they are blue in the face whether we are at the top of the market, close to it, or just past it, but the reality is that we are unarguably very deep into the current business cycle.

@Hunter Werbelow you can connect with Nathan by hovering over his name (the blue lettering) next to his picture.

Investing in properties like I do which were built between 1880 and 1940 and I have tenets with hourly income, more blue collar work, section 8 rents, they tend to have some more issues paying bills and can be more transient.

Simple Bar PullBrass pulls on dark grey or navy blue cabinets, or nickel on white is guaranteed to impress a potential tenant.

also I caution folks on helocs.. just simply because they can be called or frozen.. so want to know exactly what you doing with those.Its pretty in Vegas today 87  blue skys winds out of the southwest to 20 knots. :)

I'm just in this to make money. lol, I consider it ghetto for the same reasons I consider the color blue, blue.

I've been relatively successful in Orlando, FL rehabbing and renting homes in neighborhoods that are in the progress of transition from blue collar to young professionals.

Another favorite of mine though not MF is Blue Oceans of Opportunity in Commercial Real Estate by Medawar.

They also asked to turn in blue prints and  building paperwork, with application.Thanks!!

My Partner and I are forming a real estate investing company and we wanted to see how other partnerships split our responsibilities - especially ones where one partner was local and the other was long distance.A little bit about us:We are two professionals starting an LLC in South Jersey and where we plan on specializing in buy and hold properties in blue collar/upper-middle class neighborhoods.