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B and C Neighborhoods Long Island ( Suffolk)
Hey everybody. I’m Dave just starting out here in real estate investing. My goal is a house hack and I’m looking for a B & C neighborhoods. My question is how do you differentiate an B or C neighborhood from a D or A
Thank you all for your guidance (: