Montgomery Alabama Neighborhood Classes

[Mike Perry]

I am starting to really research the Montgomery, Alabama market in hopes of purchasing this upcoming Fall/Winter. In my analysis, I think I have a good idea of what the A and D areas are. Where I am struggling is identifying the B and C areas. If anyone has better insights of what the Montgomery neighborhood classes are, it would be greatly appreciated. My guess of the classes are listed below. 

Neighborhood	Class	Zip Codes
Young Place	A	36106
Arrowhead	A	36117
East Montgomery	A	36116; 36117; 36119
Brentwood	A	36111
Old Cloverdale	A	36106
Forest Park	A	36106
Cottage Hill	A	36104
McGehee-Allendale	A	36111
Edgewood	A	36106; 36111
Cloverdale	B	36106
Hillwood	B	36106
Ridgefield	B	36106
Steiner	B	36106
Dalraida	B	36109
Forest Hills	B	36109
Wildwood	B	36111
Garden District	B	36104
Centennial Hill	C	36104
Capitol Heights	C	36107
Normandale	C	36111
Highland Park	D	36107
Arlington	D	36105
Edgemont Heights	D	36105
South Hull	D	36105
Wiley	D	36105
Washington Park	D	36108
Westend	D	36108
Western Hills	D	36108
Westgate	D	36108
Westview Gardens	D	36108
Windwood	D	36108
Woodland Hills	D	36116
Woodley Park	D	36116
Boylston	D	36110

[Greg Parker]

Its hard to find a good flip with any profit in it, but we are doing rather well with the buy and holds.  Most of them need 10-15k renovation.  Yep, same thing here with the security guards in the 80's....lol.

In a number crunch of 300 cities using 10 metrics ranging from home prices to tax rates to vacancy levels, WalletHub determined that Montgomery, Alabama, was the nation’s most affordable city for homebuyers. Rounding out the top 10 of affordable homeownership cities were Flint, Michigan; Toledo, Ohio; Detroit; Akron, Ohio; Warren, Michigan; Pittsburgh; Yuma, Arizona; Springfield, Illinois; and Palm Bay, Florida