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.

(sometimes longer than you might expect), for their name to appear below where you're writing, then be sure to click on it.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.

I live in Blue Springs, MO which is about 15 minutes east of Kansas City.

$50k purchase price in a solid blue collar/working class area.Gross from both units= $1300Taxes= $2500Insurance= $1200water=$600Lawn/snow= $1200Building seems to be pretty updated so I figure $2400 per year in maintenance?

For the record, I liked the blue brick, but I was quickly voted out.

You bid like 50% of blue book no more.

@Jay HinrichsI do not manage properties but hire a property manager to manage my properties.Although I agree that cheap properties in a rough area is not for an out of state investor, I prefer investing cheap properties in a blue collar working class neighborhood because that is where you can make most money.

Hello everyone, my name is Dan, I'm a blue collar guy (certified arborist) and I'm brand spanking new to real estate investing.In an effort to educate myself about the business and gain some knowledge, I've come to hang out in your community.

., and what class you would consider that in your area.I currently own B-/C+ properties, which are largely blue collar rural neighborhoods, the buildings are about 40 years old, are duplexes, suitable size, but certainly not where I would live given the choice.

put in a new garage in investment grade/blue-collar (low-moderate income) neighborhoods if there isn't one?