Second, pick a Class of properties to target in that market:Our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (always verify each area for yourself!)

@Matthew Irish-JonesAs someone who has bought A class through C class rentals I would agree.

Lets assume B-C class neighborhood in Atlanta or surrounding towns.

With over 3 million square feet of retail space soon to be available, the closure marks a significant shift in the retail landscape.The company, which rebranded in 2022 to distance itself from past legal controversies, including a 2015 class-action lawsuit over unsafe laminate flooring, ultimately could not overcome its financial hurdles.

I also have a world class designer on my team that helps get these kind of properties from the average $60-$75k/yr range to over $100k/yr range (for 3bd homes; more the bigger you go).  

Absolutely, we have a top Office Broker working with us to find and secure B class office assets.

They are the oldest properties, in lower class neighborhoods, sometimes without tile roofs or stucco siding. 

This guy is in class action lawsuit LOLHis typical way of making money, over valuing the RE by selling it to folks like you and me lol

Class B. in an emerging market.

to put it simple don't set up your screening standards to specificaly deny a class of people.