@Stephen Rossi Categorizing “good” areas is subjective and varies a lot from investor to investor, of course, but if you have any particular properties in mind I’d be happy to give you my opinion on if I would consider it an A, B, or C area and provide any additional insight I can.

I don't think a 7 to 10% return on a B class turnkey property is unrealistic?!

Currently upgrading a four-plex in I would say a "B" neighborhood.  

A,B,C or D?

It's a pretty good indication it's not a B class neighborhood.

Property is located in Metro Detroit in a B class neighborhood.Thanks!

For instance, you may want to confirm that it's a B class property and neighborhood like the seller or turn key company has told you and not in fact, a C class or worse.

Hey Everyone,My Brother will be moving back to Houston soon and we are planning on investing in a small multi-family 2-4 units, preferably a value add type property in a B or maybe C area.

I'ts a turnkey deal in a B+ neighborhood.

I have laundry hookups and could easily add laundry .. but I have to pay the water bill so I’m not about to do anything that adds to that especially after doing the math on coin laundry and the cost of the machines  unless your in a b class neighborhood I wouldn’t waste my time or money .