I am a little spoiled in our home market of Indianapolis, as there are plenty of good cash flow investments located in safe blue collar demographics.

Hey @Karin Blue welcome to BiggerPockets!

The neighborhood is C class comprised of solid, blue collar people according to the BP community.Am I missing something?

She was able to get an ok deal through Blue Cross that covered pre-existing conditions.

He is going by the name of Bill Mitchell and under the business name Blue Whale Contracting LLC out of Portsmouth NH.

This is in a city with a 400,000 person 20 mile radius in the midwest, it is predominantly blue collar and military, it is 39 units 9 garagesHere is the one I like most:Efficiency 2 @ $430= $860 Local average $450 1 Bedroom 20 @ $551 = $11,020yr $5502 Bedroom 17 @ $617=$10,489yr $670 +- 3%Laundry Income = $360yrCarports & 9 GaragesLess Vacancy % 4 = $909MONTHLY Income $22,729YEARLY $261,838ExpensesTAXES 2015 $42,300INSURANCE *REPLACEMENT COST $18,700WATER/SEWER $12,223 GAS/ELECTRIC $18,329WASTE $7100MAINTENANCE/ SUPPLIES / CAP IMPROVEMENTS/ ROOF/ GUTTERS/ ELEVATOR $22,7kMANAGEMENT *6% $15,382SNOW/LAWN CARE $2,305LEGAL/MISCELLANEOUS $2,592TOTAL EXPENSES AND % OF INCOME 54% $141,556This is located aross the street from a catholic church and grade school on a semi busy street.

Thats great @Rhonda Blue, CA is truly made up of insane people leading it and I can't wait to run. 

Maybe it's just me but from the outside looking in, I see blue skies.

There was a saying at this company, “Bleeding blue”, meaning you were a true corporate thoroughbred who would live and die for the company.

People are coming to also see the water falls, adorable small towns to walk through, and the Blue Ridge.