What property Class is it?

You don't want to discriminate in any way against a federally protected class.

What you ask is an unbelievably general question and not likely to be fruitful as so many people have interests in different asset classes, etc.

If your building is the neighborhood blight then terminate all, upgrade and rent to a better class of people.

To get there you take a boat from a small town in either Minnesota or Michigan.

I'd also say it's not a problem to work with listing agents directly, as long as you know what you are doing - knowing the value well, having a good idea of the rent and class of neighborhood, etc.

found by my amazing realtor in A class neighborhood!

found by my amazing realtor in A class neighborhood!

@Ben WilliamsRegina properties below $100k are going to be one of two things: North central (D class absolute disaster area) or else condo.

My goal is to purchase a small multi-family property with an FHA loan that I can self-manage while retaining my day job as a software engineer.I have been causally reading books, listening to podcasts, and self-educating on personal finance and different asset classes for the last 2 years before finally deciding on real estate; but I still feel like I do not know enough to go at it alone.