He manages most of our financial analyses.I am a partner in a B License General Construction Contracting company for the past four years.Fortunate that my dwelling in San Mateo County is free and clear.

The first is an older home located in a B/C area of downtown Atlanta (Kirkwood).

So, if you can not sell it to a B to C buyer in that time frame, then you can opt out of the contract.That being said, I knew when I posted this strategy this may open up a can of worms and both Bill and Joe offer excellent advice.

Vancouver & surrounding areas (Surrey, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows) and Calgary, AB are amongst the top 5 fully/over priced markets in the country.

I have seven properties in Class A/B neighborhoods, four out of which are paid off.

What class A,B,C are most desirable from a cash flow vs. tenant problem stand point?

Yes I think that most wouldn't use C's funds to do the A-B transaction without C's permission.

It's a B/B- prop in a C but improving area that is starting to attract some hipster/artist types.I just rented a nice 1:1 on the same block that was markedly smaller but charming, with a good floor plan, for $495 - which was basically .90/sf plus $50/mo utilities.If I put that same model on the new duplex, which is clean plain jane vs charming, I get a crazy number... $900, which is more than a 3/2 in this area.

The main benefit to a transactional loan is that the “C” buyers funds are in escrow at the time you fund the A-B transaction and that they are irrevocable for the very short duration of your loan (like literally minutes or a few hours).

A, B, or C .....