The only time I would consider a C location is if there is a development coming into the area that could bring it up to a B location.One property we did that is a perfect example of a C class property in a B...and improving area (development etc.) is the Bottineau On the River in a growing area of NE Minneapolis.  

When riots ravage Minneapolis, no one is talking about the demise of that great city.

Not in his Cardone Capital  /  management of the real estate .I just hearken back to the GFC  there was a great development company out of Minneapolis  Opus development  they build the mall nearest my home in Lake Oswego  and they ended up BK  I had a friend that worked there  300 employees.. 

Her second husband was evicted from an apartment in Minneapolis in 2012, while he was married to her.

Here in MN, and I have heard in other markets similarly, we have already seen this big time especially in the popularly known market centers such as Minneapolis.

Hit me up if you ever want to talk about the Iowa, Omaha, or Minneapolis markets or anything real estate related. 

In Minneapolis, assessed value is at least a 2-3 years trailing number to real value since values have been going up so quick. 

We are located in downtown Minneapolis and also have a few other offices around MN.

Also, wondering if there are any investment meetings in Minneapolis or southern Minneapolis suburbs?

If you were doing a large building then maybe it would add up.Not trying to distract from the thread, butAnyone have an recommendations for a window installer in the Minneapolis area that wraps the exterior also?