If their name doesn't appear in blue, try again. 

And my 2 boys are in a Blue ribbon middle school and High school . 

Is it user friendly, do blue prints?

Very cool, especially when it's the Blue Angles buzzing my house.

I actually work for USU, so I have my fair share of Aggie Blue!

Most sales people I know won't tell you anything except "I didn't notice the trail of blue smoke" "something must have just happened to it" BS I put in a vote for ya Don

IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again.

Also painting- if it were a lower priced property i'd say the blue was OK but if I were paying $775k for a house I think I'd expect a fresh paint job in a more current color palette.

I handwrite envelopes in black or blue ink and use red ink on yellow (small pads) paper.

There are a million factors that make this type of investment difficult (maybe I'll go into that another day), but I'd probably look at starting out at least in a steady blue-collar neighborhood for your first investment, as opposed to a low-income, high-crime one.