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I’m a new investor, determined to buy my first rental property and start my journey to exit the rat race..I found a great turn key SF home, with good Coc in a C type neighborhood (Crime rate is relatively high). Would you recommend a C type investment for a first time investor. Any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

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Originally posted by @Anthony Angotti:
Originally posted by @Rupesh Gunturu:

I’m a new investor, determined to buy my first rental property and start my journey to exit the rat race..I found a great turn key SF home, with good Coc in a C type neighborhood (Crime rate is relatively high). Would you recommend a C type investment for a first time investor. Any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

 High crime isn't C class, it's D class to most people. 

avoid. 

High crime is usually the last dividing line between C and D for people who specialize in C-class investing.

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