Now we're seeing investors pouring money into buying Class C rentals - but, many are getting burned.In our experience & opinion, the main determinant of property Class is not location or even property condition, those are #2 and #3.

You can also find a MTR consultant or someone who operates in the area to help you determine the rent rates, demand, and supply numbers in your market. 

Be sure to check your zoning code to determine what kinds of businesses are allowable. 

There wasn't as much systemization so we were always dealing with odd requests and we did what you did, tried to make the best of it and offer something fair.I think as operators we have become too scared of reviews (but they do totally tank you) and the companies should be able to review the back chats to determine if the review was valid.

Is there anyone on here with good references of contractors that can help me out along with the best property managers in the area for me to visit with to determine who I should hand over operations to once the work is done.  

I should have asked about that and determined whether each of them contributing 1-2% of the deal was enough to properly incentivize them if that 10% equity was split among all GPs.

I would also not compare not houses, but similar demographics, because that will determine your experience.

Buyers are now responsible for ensuring their agent’s compensation up front before showings take place.When you meet your next agent, consider suggesting a meeting to determine if you’re a good fit for each other.

When you buy determines your short/long term capital gains.The "in-service" date = The point in time when you can start taking depreciation from.

Here are the details:**Option A:** - Rate: 6.125% - Credit: $2,300 towards closing costs **Option B:** - Rate: 5.7%   - No credit towards closing costs I'm trying to determine which option is the better deal.