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Keith Jourdan
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  • Metro Detroit, MI
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Anyone else in the lower C class rentals?

Keith Jourdan
  • Property Manager
  • Metro Detroit, MI
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Been buying C- rentals for the past few years. I know everyones definition of the classes is different. My definition of C or C- is not anywhere near a war zone. But an area where 35% of the tenants are on some sort of social assistance, higher turnover, occasional drama that you would never get in a B or A neighborhood. Out of 12 rentals, each month I always have 1 that has a "story" why the rent will be 10 days late etc.

I love the cash flow, I have rentals where I am getting 30% cash on cash returns, but it often wears on me. I have friends with rentals in A areas and it seems like a dream. 

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