On top of that, it's sensible to invest in a stable market (like Sacramento, wink wink) as opposed to a C-class city with no growth curve.

I don't invest in section 8, but it helped me with some of class C units.

Remember Section 469(c)(7) (that's the chunk of the law that creates what we're calling REPS) says more than 750 hours and more than 50% of your work.

A little about me: My background is in management and executive assistant work for C-suite leaders & a real estate agent.

Cap Rates & Returns • Class B/C multifamily typically trades ~4.9–5.4% cap rates, which is competitive for steady cash flow. • Operators like Morgan Properties just made a $500M+ Midwest acquisition, betting on Indy’s supply/demand imbalance. 

If you are in a Class C neighborhood, that your Realtor told you was Class C, it is likely a Class F... 

I target C to C+ class hoods which appreciate the most and have higher demand with good cash flow from day one.

@Caled C Valbrun welcome to Charlotte.

Goal:Multifamily in AL- C or B class area Use the buy and hold strategy Duplex 2/1 or greaterlooking to build a teamAny tips for someone new to out of state investing in Alabama?

I did a test asking agents on Zillow one simple question:"Morning ​C​rystal!