Blue collar workers usually bounce back faster as the jobs are almost always in demand which means you'll have a steady stream of income from your tenants. 

You can tell the mention is working if their name is highlighted in blue.   

You and @Rhonda Blue are absolutely right - shouts out all over to Avery Carl. 

@Rebecca Lebowitz runs Blue Axis, which I highly recommend.

I personally would not recommend a war zone, I would buy inexpensive rentals in blue collar neighborhoods that are not the burbs, but you are not getting shot at while showing the place either.

Enter Information in Yellow Boxes (calculated values are shown in Blue, adjust values in Yellow)Asking Price $135,000.00 Gross Yearly Income: $36,000.00 1One - Minute Analysis!

I actually tracked down one of his testimonials up in Indiana and somehow managed to ge tthis guys cell phone number and called him up out of the blue one day.I asked him if he did Kimbles program, and he said yes, and that he had done a few deals since then.

I assume it is near Elk Grove, CA blue collar C neighborhood ?

Check out National City & Chula Vista - - solid blue collar area

I'll say this till I"m blue in the face...never step over a dollar to save a dime.