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.

One other thought too- if you feel like you are having too many deals, maybe then your buy box may be too wide, and and you can narrow in on what area / location / return you truly want. 

Narrow in on a community, buy a house, hold on.P.S.

The big difference today is we dont have to carry paper.. we buy for cash and sell for cash.. its a very narrow niche of course.. and the marketing is just like any of the wholesalers big spend on out bound .. and guys/gals that can close a deal on the phone..

That should narrow the search to a few states and a dozen or so cities.

Then narrow your efforts to those types of endeavors that also have a payout.

I therefore expect if the RE appreciation stops far exceeding CPI (which will happen eventually), the rents will narrow the gap.   

Getting clear on what you want will help you narrow down to cities that are potentially a great fit for what you're looking for. 

Is there a band-aid fix that you can do in the meantime that might stop the mold issues even if it doesn't address the foundation issues right away.If you are going to consider selling it at a loss the question doesn't become how much money did you lose on this deal but rather how much money can you make from the money you would be able to get out of the deal.

This is currently the only thing I am actually decisive about.I think I'm struggling with analysis paralysis combined with generally being overwhelmed by all of the different metrics and data to look at.Specifically, I'm currently trying to narrow my market within Connecticut, but I am getting stuck on how to determine a "good" market.