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Las Vegas convert apartment Class A property in class C- area?
Most 4-plex and smaller apartment buildings are Class C- areas in Las Vegas.
Average rent: $500 per month.
If we try to convert a Class C- apartment buildings to a Class A/B+ properties in a Class C- area, will we be able to get Class A/B tenants for $700 to $750 rent?
Note: all the surrounding are very ugly Class C- buildings around you.
Your building may be is the only one class A/B building in that area.
Is it worth to buy a Class C- apartment building in a Class C- area? Then try to covert it to a Class A/B building?