How do you go about grading 'hoods (A, B, C, and so on)?

I’m beginning to think it’s not worth my time to visit this list, since I’d rather focus on NODs or NOTs.Driving for $I’m writing houses that look like they’re in bad shape down and classifying them A B or C quality leads.

I took into account that this property is in a high C area at best and my higher comps came from a b class area.

I am on the lookout for an investment rental in an A/B area.

Going through all of this, I had to get an extension from HUD (no small feat) and  I thought I could use transactional funding to do an A-B, B-C (HUD to me: me to my LLC) and set it up using a proof of funds letter from iflip, and a letter from COGO (lender)I thought I had done a pretty good job of resolving everyone's concerns.  

For Extended Transactional Funding, the A-B closes and then is followed a short time later - usually 35 days or less -- by the B-C closing.

I'm am always looking for deals and networking opportunities abs creative thinking.

It is really hard to zip code shop in Memphis as you can have A,B and C class areas within the same zip code.

Maybe the school zone drives the area up from a B to a B+.

Hi BPers,I'm looking for a commercial real estate broker in Columbus specializing in multifamily properties, with knowledge of local CAP rates for different areas and property classes (A,B,C,D).