One person's rock, is another person's diamond.

Their auto-categorization is also rock-solid. 

For example we write exclusive use of the rental property includes use on two sides to the tree line, on one side to the rock wall and to the front curb. 

The RE market around the country is built to succeed, especially in the Rock County, Wisconsin market.

Then drive out to those cities and get to know the neighborhoods and which are Class A, B and C.  

A smaller group that understood these systemic risks and plowed forward anyway, knowing somewhere inside that they were likely duping a lot of supposedly sophisticated investors, capitalizing on the latest "pet rock" frenzy. 

That's just my $.02 but I'm sure others have been operating differently with success.As for neighborhoods, West Side, South Buffalo, Kaisertown, decent sections of Black Rock and Riverside, pockets of North Buffalo, maybe some sections of Cheektowaga are going to fall into those categories.

I would work with a rock solid STR agent in San Antonio to see what places are less strict as I know they have been cracking down.

The median price is the difference between B and C.Here is what that looks like for my Market Milwaukee County (which includes the city of MKE)Median Home price August 2024: $267,422this gives you roughly the following:class A: 500 and upclass B: 267 to 500class C: 134 to 267class D: under 134Investing around the median price (either C+ or B-) is always a solid choice.

Can someone not be a rock star at real estate and then also choose to mentor and teach others?