My area has a, b and c class properties as do all areas.  

I'd be happy to connect if you wish to know more.Hi Simon, in what areas of Cleveland have you been seeing good investment opportunities - especially in A/B neighborhoods?

More specifically, I'm not sure ab"Miss Xin Ran to find, buy, find best Loan, Fix-Rehab, Stabilize, Refi to DSCR loan and manage.You need a POWER TEAM that has knowledge and experience. 

As long as you treat tenants with respect and own in at least a B- location, you should avoid much of the headaches you see in the headlines. i would suggest getting connected with the Salem REIA and start networking with folks there to learn more about how to be successful in your area.

If for example I'm creating a B class single family rental, I want to meet EVERY "expectation" tenants would have of a rental of that type.

@Janani Rangaraj, here's the reality: an acquisition budget of $300k-$350k typically means buying in a B/B- market in metro Atlanta.

A' (B, C, and D as well).

I can also save some more money if needed, reason I do not have as much saved is because I am in the middle of a BS lawsuit and I have spent six figure on lawyers but case should be over soon and I am hoping I win as the other party basically have given up.

It seems like a sweet deal for the tenant and the house is actually great in a B area.  

I’ve owned in both A, B, & C areas & have friends who invest in literally every area you could imagine.