I know that 90 year old home example sounds iffy, but for the more regular and much newer standard 3/2 in IE or AV for 195k lets say.

@Frank Cockrell, welcome to the BP.I see there are several of us here in the AV. 

NOI/Cost), I don't know about you but I see the use and the relevance in comparing rental house A vs. rental house B.

Travelers - RV @ $923k; $2,933 annuallyLiberty Mutual - RV @ $718k; $2,128 annuallyThe agent I talked to yesterday told me about the AV policy through Foremost and told me if they will value it at $200k, my annual premium should be around $1,400, which is a big difference.  

http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1372-E-Cleveland-Av...

I had a rental in California City (granted that's a bit north of AV but probably the same demographic). 

IMO it is better to scoop up deals in the AV after prices crash, which they do there every downturn. 

It is in the Rods area near coral Way av. 

For example, you might have higher end cabinets in your "A" vs. your "C", and while they may last longer they will also be more expensive to replace.

This sale is what will really jump start a lot of our investing goals.Here is the home:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/207-N-Marias-Av...It is basically a brand new home with all new furnace, ac, electrical panel, windows, etc and really proud of how it came out.