A class C location for good cashflow, or no?

[Vic Oyedeji]

I heard a tip from one of the guests of episode #300 of the BiggerPockets podcast that said it's better to invest in a better location (class B and up) while getting less cashflow, than to invest in a class C (and below) location although more cashflow is possible, due to the higher price-to-rent ratios.

This is because better locations generally have better tenants, and although investing in a lower class location gives better cashflow, the possible tenant headache may not be worth it.

What are your thoughts on this?