BP Community,I am sure there has been article after article written about classifying neighborhoods and streets.

Thanks for the mention Anthony,It sure is a fine line with US immigration and one must be very careful how they go about business.Only allowed to sign a contract to buy and sign a contract to sell on some visa lolCan't even go to Home Depot to buy materials as that is classified as taking away jobs from US citizens :)Thanks and have a great weekend.

(These are also what I would classify as B class properties, so that helps.). 

Hey BP,I recently shared that I went old school and started using classified ads to target motivated sellers.

Just curious but I haven't really started to learn yet about markets which I will soon but is sheboygan a good market to start out in and would you classify it as a growing market?

And I see wholesalers here doing many thing that if they did that with a license they would loose (sic) their license".

But, given there are 8 in one building, my underwriter has been able to classify these are apartment units. 

Simply classifying this transaction as a flip because you "flip other properties" does not indicate in and of itself that the intent for this property was also to flip.

I understand you have to check with each local county or city zoning department, but was hoping someone might have experience or links to resources that can identify the zones classified to allow containers and/or areas they have built them on more quickly.

There are  certainly plenty of F neighborhoods with absolutely terrible properties but I would be interested in how others in Gainesville might classify this particular neighborhood.