While fine for certain things Baby Blue could be a turn off for some.

Is this a home selling in the nice part of Shaker Hts (half mill dollar homes) or the blue collar part ($100k homes)?

It depends, I recommend doing it the right way by having a license contract pull permits and the engineer making the blue plans, that would be at least $20K and 3-4 months time frame.Of course the other option is do it yourself with some cheap labor, you save money and time but if the city catches you!

Industry needs more blue collar workers and a lot more grants for CTE curriculum.

Property is in very good condition, location is blue collar reasonably safe area.

As opposed to a blue room where some buyers may not have a boy or like blue, the tans, creams, and other earthtone colors are welcomed by almost all.One other thing I see some rehab flippers do wrong is do crappy work on certain items.

I think in the blue-collar type market I plan on investing in, this option could be appreciated by tenants.2.

Are you looking for blue collar cheaper homes; Section 8 rentals; median price bread and butter homes; resort properties, etc.

Out of the blue no warning...no other discussion...I didn't have a spare key because my ex property manager took them all ( don't ask) so called my locksmith ...I was really holding my breath as to what I might find...but the house was clean and in order and as far as I could tell no damage...so yay...I can rent it out again no problem...it was just so strange he would do that...he has not made any other contact with me...never had this happen before

It's just what do I even say to these people after meeting or talking to them out of the blue?