Speaking as someone who had multiple CA B level licenses, how are you going to qualify?

You'll also get the best relative tenants and the least amont of headaches.As you go down the alphabet, from A, to B, to C, to D properties, the relative appreciation decreases, but the cashflow increases - along with tenant performance issues and thus performance risk.What you want to pursue will dictate what areas to invest in.Let us know if you'd like to know more about Metro Detroit options.

For example, my property in a B location with market tenants always cost less to manage which is my point.

Also, investments over $550K now qualify for a 10-year golden Visa, which is drawing even more investors to the city.In Dubai the investment process is pretty straightforward, thanks to a business-friendly environment.

With a double close, the parties are A=Seller, B=Investor Buyer (you), and C=End Buyer.

@Joe B., "If it is eating you up, Outsource it." is great advice!

I believe we are building more than enough apartments and once these all come online and can't get the Class A rents they will start offering discounts, concessions, and amenities that others in B or C cant.

But within that same segment, there is portion that is designed to EXPLOIT beginners (in my opinion)... because they (A) know you have money to spend or you wouldn't be looking into real estate; and (B) if they put together a slick enough package together people will bite.  

That's only 45 bps for 30 days, rarely is it this cheap. 2) If you have time to move somewhere else, you can A) go to another broker and get other non-QM quotes and threaten to leave the current broker if they do not give you a free extension/come down in pricing as rates have improved, or B) Tell current broker to get other quotes from other non-QM lenders they work with.

@Agustin SilveyraI personally flip in the C and B class neighborhoods.