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Nathan Ku
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Starting out with Class C/D MFR rental - would you do it ?

Nathan Ku
  • New to Real Estate
  • Union City, CA
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Hi BP colleagues

I am new to MFR and I am hesitant to venture in Class C/D neighborhouds and buildings for investment. As I have limited capital I have no choice but to look at Class C/D types for investment. I am not experienced in dealing with issues arising with such an investment.

What are your thoughts ? have you done it and conqured this challenge , if so how do you deal with renters who fall in this bucket and potentially troublesome.

Appreciate your advice and inputs.

Thank you

Nathan

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Ray Harrell
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Ray Harrell
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Having a D class property doesn't make the owner a slumlord! GTFOH! An absentee management strategy, and assuming poor people are worthless and don't deserve decent living conditions is what makes someone a slumlord!

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