BP community isn't going to be able to spoon feed you, need more info then the address. 

The only one I know is this one: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/4704/42419-cleveland-neighborhood-gradesBy @James Wise I don't think it spoon feeds you neighborhood class just by typing in the address, but you might find it useful.I notice some of the A zones on the lake, back right up to huge crime areas...with no buffer zone of B or C.Good Luck!

Maybe you started with a silver spoon so don't know any better, but not all poor people are indecent.Exodallas is looking at a deal that has a monthly Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM) of 44, while the $62,500 house you would rent for $1,000 is only a 62.5 monthly GRM.

If someone needs to be spoon fed every piece of info, without doing some research themselves, it gets tiring.As to your question above: learning by doing is the best...pick up the phone and start calling, see how you do.

Probably would have been better for both parties if she'd given the tenant a spoonful of reality. 

A new agent may join the "team" at a 50-60% split, with the team leader getting the difference between that and his 80%, and the new agent may get spoon fed some business, and learns the real business.

Owners trying to rehab themselves often don't know little tricks such as adding a spoonful of dish soap to their mud to help eliminate air bubbles (and thereby, an additional coat), or that the process of coalescence in exterior paint is negatively affected by an ambient and/ or surface temperature below 50 degrees.Being from Cleveland, unfortunately I can't much help with the Milwaukee area.

unit price, cost of special financing needed for condo conversion, est cost of attorney setting up an association, cost of renovation, if any, and sales prices of the units.There was a "Flip this House" (I know, gag me with a spoon) type show on recently that featured this. $30 million purchase$50 million in salesI think it was for 300 units?

They seem glad to have us there (including the police in the area) as the house prior to our moving in was a drug house where they evicted the tenants (we found many used needles in the back yard, "cooking spoons" found in odd places, and for the first few months of the rental we had knocks on the front door at odd hours from people of less than reputable status).The problem is my wife and I have decided to divorce and she'd like to stay in the rental.

I worked with several agents in different areas & would "spoon feed" them deals so they in turn would provide information for me.