There are far more just regular people, like blue collar, health and services. 

C class properties are blue collar workers or similar. 

"These" were in blue and were hyperlinks...anyway, see below:here http://www.homedepot.com/p/Schlage-Camelot-Satin-N...and herehttp://www.homedepot.com/p/Kidde-Permanent-5-Key-B...Hope that helps and sorry for the confusion. 

My tenants are cash paying blue collar workers.

  (3) What do I need to know before my 1st deal so I won't screw up -I havent done one yet so I cant speak to loudly about this but I'd just say to know the numbers until you're blue in the face.  

Hi @Rhonda Blue,The actual requirement (assuming she purchased with a mortgage) from Fannie is that she wait six months to pull cash out.

Anything with the little blue dot lines under the word will display a definition if you hover your mouse over it. 

Highlighted in blue is the $10,000 I'm referring to.Edit: I uploaded an image, however I don't see it here.  

I like the housing mix and tax rate (on the older housing stock) coupled with availability of blue collar jobs in trucking, shipping, etc.  

Whether you like blue-collar or white collar professionals, there is opportunity and risk in both, just identify your preference and see if the market supports it.