**Courtesy of inman.com**Knowing real estate agents will pay good money for new customers, fraudsters frequently send out fake leads to make a quick buck.The latest scam, which Keller Williams Realtor Scott McAllister discovered circulating in his professional circles, places the Zillow Group logo atop a lead with info about a buyer’s location, employment and the type of home they want.

His complaint is his landlord who lives upstairs has frequent dinner parties at his place, has plenty of guests, and why should he subsidize his landlords cooking particularly when he and his wife eats takeout food as they have no time to cook.

Afternoon, I work for a Commercial/Residential brokerage firm in Phoenix, specializing in court ordered sales and judicial appointments; we frequently find ourselves with investor worthy product. 

I see this frequently where sellers want to have their cake and eat it too.7.2 cap rate if a C or D asset and C to D area is bad.

We have been getting multiple offers on our "launch weekends" and frequently getting above asking price from the bidding wars.

This is really helpful and makes sense based on how you describe your market characteristics.

An off market commercial property that I recently became aware of has some interesting characteristics about the deal that I am a little concerned about.

:P The second big paragraph above is mostly gleaned from just lurking in online discussion forums frequented by appraisers.

Great points, @Dean Letfus - no matter how frequently the experienced investors discuss it, newer investors will always buy class D properties(which should hearten some older investors who wanna dump that junk!)

This question gets asked very, very frequently on the forums - run a search and you'll find ample material advocating both approaches.The bottom line is that with your first investment property it really doesn't matter either way.