In the general environment right now, state regulators are looking for every excuse to go after "real estate investors".

A rental in the B/C class, I would say no.

Of course NYC is now back (not as bad as) to the leftist agenda of encouraging class warfare. 

Afterwards, they become a great resource for referrals to other first time buyers because you did such a good job educating and not giving up on them like many other Realtors do.Or get together with Lenders and create first time home buyer classes.

For me I diversify into real estate as well as other asset classes and put most of it in lower risk areas (I am closer to 50) and have some “play money” that I am willing to put in riskier investments.

Far better than anything you could have done in a stock fund or just about any other real estate investment.As someone who once had 83 sfh rentals in middle class american towns here in illinois, these str's here are without a doubt far better investments.

I am not sure how many class C or A motorhomes can tow a loaded horse trailer.

I have 2 classes left before I can test.

You know property condition, units, type, class, rents... to be able to make an offer.

@Michael Bishay your biggest challenge will be getting your expected ROI out of Class C & D properties.S8 vouchers aren't necessarily a guaranteed solution.