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Marisa R.
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A, B, C, D - Don't do it......(class properties

Marisa R.
  • Developer
  • Atlanta and Detroit
Posted

Class of properties are frequently mentioned on BP, but its so subjective.

What I consider an A class could be B class to another investor

What if a neighborhood is gentrifying? Going from a C to a B... perhaps this would be a buy as you will be buying in at a lower price point.

Just curious how investors work out class of a neighborhood

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