I got my start in real estate investing doing BRRRRs in C & D neighborhoods.

, pets stay FREE(0 bookings)Property C - Strict to FLEXIBLE Cancellation, pets stay FREE(11 bookings, 2 inquires)Property D - Control, no changes (STRICT cancellation, no pets)(1 inquiry)ALL properties I made sure "opportunities" where near max (office space with a comfy chair, etc)It's really interesting that I opened up pets to 3 of them, 2 of them I added flexible cancellation and the ones with flexible cancellation SOARED.Had nothing to do with me as a host, or my properties.

Thanks @Allan C.

In a C class, high CF market, I'm looking for 1.1 to 1.3% rent to price ratio in my Midwest markets.

Too many newbies focus on hype not facts:(New client that just bought 3 Class C-minus properties in Detroit. 

@Eddie Bradley be careful of getting over-excited and buying a Class C or D property - and NOT fully understanding the proper challenges.Have seen MANY investors make this mistake then sell at a losss:(CHeck out copy & paste helpful info below:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------How much do you know about Property Classes?

Each of these markets has A/B/C pockets that perform very differently.

One of my early mentors said to me "the three most important things in lending are ability, ability, and ability" (so, basically "capacity" in "the three c's of lending".

You can buy good duplex deals for $150k in B/C locations.

Do you think it’s better suited for B-class or C-class neighborhoods?