It would also give me a newer property (less than 12 years old) than if I bought a SF or Duplex (Blue Springs, MO).When I lived in a townhouse, I know the HOA paid for trash, snow removal, lawn care, had amenities such as a pool and workout room, and even had insurance in case a roof or siding needed repairs.I also like single families because I can get a bigger return.

Class B (second generation, mid size, suburban, drive up, may include climate control)  equal to a Blue Chip stock. 

We are seeing "the sweet spot" for the best numbers would be a blue collar, $200k-$225k duplex that you can rent for $900-$950 per side.

That would also leave ocean front houses in the Carolinas.

Initially with the passing of Obamacare many of the real estate giants were offering a variety of individual plans however in more recent years there is really only one insurance agency, Blue Cross, supporting individual plans outside of smaller local providers.

The black and white modern farmhouse styled mobile home is freshly painted outside and pops with a Caribbean blue double door that opens up to a spacious 1100 sq ft of interior living space.

I’d be ok if it were a blue collar neighborhood, but just wanted to drop an address or two by someone who lives there.I’d also be wanting to use that property manager for the business.Any help would be VERY much appreciated.

(I do not know why this is blue)The Ski in Ski out properties, and the ones near Main Street or on Main Street rent a little more than the ones that are a little farther out.

Kansas City is a great market area to invest in, the surrounding areas, Blue Springs, Independence, Raytown are all great areas as well.  

If you are targeting a blue collar worker, probably not the best choice.