Does it only work in C/D class neighborhoods or could the strategy work for that distressed property in an A/B class neighborhood?

Things like a 25% expense ratio for a single family house in a D neighborhood (the TK operator says it's a B though); blatantly false property tax numbers; unattainable rent rates ...For those of you considering a TK purchase, a 20% expense-to-rent ratio is completely unrealistic for ANY single family rental around here, regardless of neighborhood class. 50% is more like it, give or take a little.

One is the "AB" agreement between you and seller, one is "BC" between you and end buyer

He was an A/B student when he dropped out of school... so he isn't a dummy. 

He was an A/B student when he dropped out of school... so he isn't a dummy.

There’s crime in a b and c class neighborhoods .

I typically see a 7-8% pref if someone is offering one on a B/C asset.

Also, would you suggest using the suffix "-Series A,B,C" or was that arbitrary? 

but anyway its sounds  good, the top markets like DFW, LA etc are priced at 4%-5%, mage 6%. for A -B products unless you see rent growth (which is slowing down) how much cash flow or equity growth are you seeing in the medium term? 

I'm practicing anylyzing deals but am wondering, when someone says a house is in a "B" or "B-" neighborhood, how to they come to that conclusion or where do they go for that info?