He's the first to admit he doesn't know everything, but he does know a lot.I like his approach to real estate.He's stayed local and in residential SFR and small MFR, but has diversified with Class A, B & C properties. 

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@Dan IllesYou can get software that will track the engagement of your posts and run A/B test.

I generally look for those regions between A/B and C/D markets.

, using zip codes will lead to disaster.What we've found though is, "block-by-block" is too granular for OOS investors and "scares" them away:(So, what we've done is ranked the City of Detroit's 173 neighborhoods as Class A, B, C or D for OOS investors.It's still not perfect, but it's way better than using zip codes and easier to evaluate than block-by-block!

It is NOT legal, from my knowledge, to use C buyer's funds to pay off AB transaction. 

If you have a class C/D property in a less desirable location you shouldn't ask for the same screening criteria for a class A/B property in a great location.

Some believe in cash flow later down the road by buying class A/B in high appreciation areas.

Hi Bruce, 1) Check to see if your property is exempt from AB 1482.

(do some A/B testing).