Mike - At least starting out, I think it is always better to aim for the bread and butter blue-collar areas.

There was no way I was buying anything but a 75 year old shack on the Peninsula for $400k so my wife and I moved out to Oakley, CA to buy a blue light special home in which we could live very comfortably and be well within our means.

Just stick to the low-income/blue-collar/non-war-zone areas.I hear Philly's not bad, but I've never tried it.

I'm just as big as the guy in the blue shirt and I'm in no need of the product.

Can't get much smaller than Blue Eye, Mo. !

What do I mean by that: If you haven't spoken to someone in 6 months you don't deserve to just call up out of the blue and ask if they have any referrals.

A "perfect" tenant isn't necessarily "rich", but lives below their means, they might have a paid-off car, no credit-card debt & several years at a "blue collar" job that pays more than 3x rent.

At lunch, Weston wore his trademark red, white and blue tie with bald eagles.Weston is traveling more these days but he remains busy as always.

Pink, blue, and teal were popular art-deco colors in the post-atomic age and naturally, folks just had to have a pink toilet.

Does your ad mention proximity to Schuylkill Expressway, PA Turnpike, Blue Route, King of Prussia Mall?