I didn't say go after the crappy, class D properties.

Everything looks great, the cars in the neighborhood look acceptable class B.

I'm not sure if you're bidding on single units or multiunits, but Dallas cap rates are 4.5% for A class up to 5% for C class.

60 day notice was sent via first class mail for a no-cause eviction on October 27th.Tenant: "I didn't receive the eviction until November 11th cause I don't check my mail I should get an extra 11 days"

Lots of wrinkles in co-living and a lot of hesitation and resistant to change from a financing perspective but can be a solid investment strategy especially in today's environment!

You can tell the fab is not high end but it is good enough for up to class b rentals.  

By investing and specializing only into these two asset classes, I'm diversified across four quadrants: real estate and stock market, US and international.

I've had wannabes, but nobody bright and determined  enough to beat the system here in Allegheny County seems to want to use their skills just to mooch off me to stay in a C-class apartment.

I'm talking about bringing it up to the standards of a Class C rental that section 8 would pass as a rental for its voucher holders.

I also think it would be awesome to expand the group to investors across different asset classes.