Classic example is what qualifies for a B or C neighborhood, and what does D look like? 

Hi Tanner - If you're looking into classic conventional financing, you're running into an issue bc of the minimum borrower contribution.

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. :)YUP we are having an Ice/snow storm.. here in the metro area 300k with no power :(  last storm my power went out this storm we are OK.this is a classic example of why U NEED to buy property that has a good likely hood of going up significantly in value. the money is made in apprecaiton over time.. cash flow is a place setter and used to pay debt.. anything left over is just crumbs.. 

Unfortunately, like with so many investment questions they both have the classic annoying answer of, "that depends." 

Classic analysis paralysis, here!

So a classic tertiary market. 

It’s a classic probably $2,000/a month unit.

This is a classic case of the Pareto Principle (80/20 rule).