We have class A/B houses that appeal to those with security clearances and other professional incomes.

I believe I have a knack for this (I am in the construction field, with a BS in mechanical engineering..numbers and building things are in my blood).

I just prefer what I call pretty assets and A-B product only.

Notice, discounts are the items listed on line(1) above, so the factors are:need high GSI,low expensesand a historic low vacancies (ie you can beat the Vacancy rate)However, learn the Class {A,B,C} rating system and then be sure to buy A or B properties in growing communities and neighborhoods.

I'm alwayslooking for properties with 20% equity from the get go as well as a B or C neighborhood.

Whatever you say it is, because these alphabet designations are all made up.Please drop the alphabets of location (A, B, C) and for SFR properties it's confusing to new investors and is all arbitrarily made up by the users.  

I went to Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, and then graduated from the University of Washington with a BS in Construction Management.The degree was a fantastic learning experience.

The property is located in a B- area, not bad, low crime, directly across the street from the police station and near local parks. 

Also, I've been listening to a lot of BP podcasts and I hear "A,B,C" class rating for multifamily investments.  

Found a non-mls home, Single family, good neighborhood, maybe a B.