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What makes a C area a "C"? Or A, B, etc???
While I am familiar with good and bad areas in our neck of the woods, I am curious as to the criteria that is used to rate neighborhoods?
What makes it an A? Nice cars, no trash, big homes?
Or a D? Cars on jackstands, bars on the windows, crap everywhere?
Any insight? What does everybody else use?