Those areas are predominately blue collar or the lower end of the white collar spectrum.  

There are people on both ends of the spectrum for Zillow/Trulia.  

With the re-opening of a Base in the area, the ongoing construction of the huge Intermodal terminal, and the growth around LegoLand, Winter Haven is showing an upsurge in the housing market.There are a lot of opportunities there and they span the entire price spectrum from cheap 1/1,s to huge estates.If we can help... let me know.

You'll find that each platform tends to have its sweet spot in terms of asset class/deal type, though some trying to underwrite the entire spectrum of real estate.

If you did, you'd realize that the blame just might extend to places you don't want it to.Radical is radical and that's all there is to it.Yup, regardless of which side of the spectrum you're on.

This was charter spectrum time warner not sure why I needs 4 names

Hi Jared,I don't know who is still buying these days, but there was a lot of money raised across the institutional spectrum by large private equity groups.

Try Gregg at Spectrum Cabinets.

Erik Martin Those institutions you listed are on somewhat different ends of the lending spectrum.

There are neighborhoods all over the spectrum, and sometimes a single block can make the difference between a good investment and a bad one.