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Rental Property Classification

Why I Love C Class Properties

| Rental Markets, Rental Property Classification, ROI

C neighborhoods are older, and the properties are typically in need of extensive renovations. You might read stories on the internet claiming that C class neighborhoods are dangerous or unprofitable. You might be surprised to learn that I purchase all of my properties...

Should You Purchase Rental Homes in a D Neighborhood?

| Investing in Real Estate, Rental Markets, Rental Property Classification

I’ve discussed the difference between A, B, and C neighborhoods, and explained why my favorite investment properties are in C neighborhoods. But what about D neighborhoods? Can you make a safe and profitable investment in a D neighborhood? Personally, I do not own any...

What’s the Difference Between A, B, C & D Class Neighborhoods?

| Real Estate Investment Strategies, Rental Markets, Rental Property Classification

Most rental real estate professionals know that certain locations and properties fit their investing goals better than others, and this is where the different class neighborhoods, A, B, C, and D, can come into play. Each class has its own set of characteristics, pros...

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