If you want a destop application - then C++ or .netAlso keep in mind that - you also need to use proxies so you won't get banned But once you do it for one website , the process is essentially the same...

Run down areas, Class C or lower, houses that required way too much work, etc. 

Hi William,Sounds like you and your girl need to communicate better and decide together about your goals and commitments.Whether to incorporate a C or S corp, form an LLC or Ltd partnership, use a land trust, or some other entity form, is not a simple or singular question, and depends on your circumstances, goals, financial and tax situations, your family structure and estate situation, your place of domicile, and the jurisdiction in which you are acquiring property.Tim Mai is a very creative marketer who has a well trained systems background and a refugee's street smarts.

., and they are free to buy whatever they want.If party A wants to critique your purchase price, tell them to go buy a distressed property, pay cash out of their pocket for the rehab, and incur all the risk of rehab "surprises", getting ripped off by a contractor, the market shifting, etc.Then go sell to party B, C, or D that aren't such a PITA.

If you invest in a TK  C or D prop (esp out of state) you're going to deal with vacancy, big move outs or evictions, late rents, government bureaucracy (if you take Section 8) and virtually no appreciation potential. 

***Only exception is if an owner has plan & funds to reposition Class D to Class C or higher.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/776/topics/960183-what-they-dont-tell-you-about-cheap-rental-properties?

I’m OK with a C or C- neighborhood if the numbers are good enough to work in a PM if I decide to at some point.

If you are not a SPECIALIST in this type of property, then DO NOT INVEST IN CLASS C or D PROPERTIES!!!!!

If it's C or lower, I'd be more motivated to sell.

Generally, I would stay away from any C or D class areas or getting caught in cash flow traps...no real equity gains and why own a depreciating investment?