They get depressed, their grades fall and bascially, such properties are the root for many social problems.

If the neighborhood allows it, commericial grade carpet.

Unless a credit grade corporate tenant the trend in many places is for the landlord (owner) to split the spaces into smaller ones so you limit the risk of mom and pops going out of business.

I wonder if there is a mistake there, or if there is extra square footage below grade that's not counted (but the beds/baths below grade are).Ultimately, there isn't enough information here to determine a true resale price or a realistic appraised value.

Bank, pharmacy, auto store, dollar store, restaurant etc.2.

If one really applies this rule, the suburban properties with a higher B Property grade will typically beat out the rest.All the best with your investments.

I am not familiar with how to formaly grade a property, but in my mind the grade that seems to make the most sense would be D to D+.

The property is on a double lot of 10,016 and the multifamily is 6516 in a grade B neighborhood.

Regarding Delaware Statutory Trusts, if you are an accredited investor, you can buy into institutional grade $50-125M projects with as little as $100,000 and diversify for some added safety.

At the same time do your own research and decide in what grade of properties you want to invest in, and the risk tolerance you are comfortable with.