Ive done A/B testing to see if going through my mortgage broker, or going directly to the bank would produce a better result.

With a B-D, you usually sign an agreement not to contact anyone, especially the borrower. 

For your strategy to work you have to focus on markets where there are strong indicators the C neighborhood can transition into a B neighborhood.

Anything in a B or better area and in a growing market, I would keep. 

But we have talked about his plans to move out because I told him I was going to either sell or renovate, and that either way I would need the house vacant by Feb 1, 2025 so I was preparing a Termination of Lease letter and AB 1482 popped up on the "form" from the website.   

Also, you'll need to figure out where to invest: Macomb County has 27 municipalitiesOakland 62Wayne 43City of Detroit around 183 residential NeighborhoodsThey can all be ranked as Class A, B, C or D. 

When I had a duplex I just put up a second box with a "B" on it by the entry to the second unit.

@Brody Veilleux what balance are you looking for between Class A/B/C/D properties and ROI?

Is this something we should be doing for all properties regardless of Class A, B or C?

I'm in southern AB (Lethbridge) and the rental market is pretty good.