Mostly blue collar some white collar workers and families.

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Hi BP - In two weeks I am doing my first purchase and repair in a very nice neighborhood in Blue Springs, MO (an "A" neighborhood in Kansas City).

Under contract for additional property next to primary residence.  3 lots, sub-dividable, 2 miles from Interstate, 20 minutes from ocean, but in the quiet woods.  

HI!  We're doing our first major rehab on the multi-family we currently reside in, and I'm looking for suggestions/referrals (or, warnings) for a general contractor.  I'll gladly accept sub-contractor recommendations ...

We bought cheap paint from homedepot and it took us so many layers to get rid of the horrible blue and orange walls (see video).

I interview all my prospective tenants personally.Most of my SFH are in blue collar neighborhoods with one that is on the higher end.

It's buying with the right tenant mix of stronger white-collar tenants, or blue-collar tenants in recession-proof industries like education and healthcare and government.It also means stress-testing your deals so that you have a very comfortable cushion of vacancy that you can run through and still make your debt service.  

. $5 in profit a month isn't that great. what happens if they raise taxes, your water bills go up, etc. especially in a blue collar area you might have more troublesome tenants, higher turnover, etc.

Sort of like asking which is better: four or blue?