I got his so called blue print a while back and was a big mistake.

FYI, for some reason your tags to people are not showing up blue (at least for me) ...

My mail piece was a white postcard with a blue handwritten font.

I've read a lot over the last couple of months, but it's not like the Stock Market where I can sign up on Etrade and buy a blue chip to get my feet wet.

As far as I am concerned, a seller will get much better service if I can come back on a bright blue skied sunny day with my professional photographer and snap some nice shots of the property.

B-properties have typically been built within the last 20 years, and it usually has a mix of white-collar and blue-collar workers.

I take a map and highlight the streets as I go (red = "A" neighborhood, blue = "B", etc.) just based on my visual.

From what I heard tenants are blue collar.

In some "blue states," it takes months of meetings, permitting, and environmental studies before you can even break ground. 

But seriously when someone out of the blue sends me an email like that I normally don't even reply.