We are officially under contract for our first property - a SFH in what I would gets is a B-C type of neighborhood.

Do I work with Agent X, but they charge more....or do I work with Agent Y who charges less, but they aren't as good as Agent X.Then the problem is A, B and C Agents, who charge the same as Agent X who is good, but A, B and C arnt nearly as good as Agent X.

It is a A/B+ Area.

Those rates are for A/B paper but still coming down and margins on the MBS looking a lot better.

You should have received a new property address for the ADU as part of your plans and not A/B or 1/2 (at least I didn't get any of that on any of the ones i have done).

New construction SFH in a B+ grade community across the street from the high school and middle school.

If you’re a B/C student and can follow direction and show up to work on time.  

This one is/was a C- or worse at the beginning and now they would be about a B quality buildings in a Cish neighborhood.

This one is/was a C- or worse at the beginning and now they would be about a B quality buildings in a Cish neighborhood.

Detroit has more to offer though:)Overall, your approach should be strategic and you should be targeting a specific Property Class (A, B, C, D).If you apply Class A assumptions to a Class B or C purchase, your expectations won’t be met and it may be a financial disaster.So, when investing in areas they don’t really know, investors should research the different property Class submarkets.