@Nicholas WecksteinEveryone has their own criteria they seem to use to label neighborhoods and I’m no different .Here’s a general way I think of the letter coding A - fine hIgh end homes no rentals a great place to raise a family upper IncoMe folks often gated community and most people are driving expensive newer cars B- nice houses with good landscaping.typical suburban famIly homes some rentals here and there no boarded up houses or rift raft walking around You’d raise your family here and feel safe virtually no crime nice cars good blue collar working class C- even split of rentals and home owners some crime older cars some boarded up houses sporadic crime people tend to stay indoors at night youd be sure to lock your house and car here most houses are older and many need repaired D- Lots of dilapidated houses and the ones livable look to need repaired .

A final thought, only paint is nice but flooring, even LVP installed isn’t horribly expensive especially if you can get a good purchase price.Happy hunting.

The project had massive scope creep so it was difficult to pin him down on a final price when he was in the middle of working.

In NYC, adding an illegal apartment to the home can lead to a fine of tens of thousands.

There's a fine balance between how much money you have and how much you could invest.

I see loads of opportunities to implement the BRRR strategy and I'd like to start building my network of contractors and hard money lenders that are already from the area before I make a final decision.

This is also one of the reasons why we always do a final walk through on the way to the closing table, (and don't do business with most wholesellers, particularly the big ones that operate in multiple states).

Assuming i did a cost anaysis, and came out with a final number of depreciating assets.

Negotiating, pressuring, or convincing the seller to give more concession is a fine art.

As a final thought, nothing stops you from staying multiple nights at a different address per week once your are moved-in, but you would want your license and mailing address changed asap for sure!