There are some legitimately C class neighborhoods here but most of what's peddled as C is D or currently C and on the way down.

You probably won't get A or B tenants in a D or F property. 

I am sure they are collecting rent that they are keeping.I have no idea is the house is C, D or war zone.

Other the that it has been okay dor us.

IMO that is a rule that worked a while ago during the crisis, but now I think it more or less is a red flag because it points you to war zones/Class D, or C- neighborhoods. 

In my experience, I would rather sell D or C homes FSBO on zillow and think listing with an agent is counterproductive.

In the state of Pa there was a law inacted Jan. 08 by the DOR that said that on all assigned contracts the wholesaler must pay transfer tax twice.

A slight risk there.Or D. Or

Great info from you all:John Rubino:Would the lease option to buy be like C for D? or

I understand that the 70k mark might be too low for A properties, that's why I am looking also to B or B- areas.In fact for the moment I have 150k in cash, but because I am looking for quite high returns I figure that I need to be in the below 75k SFR's.Any alternatives that give me the best return on my 150k are welcome, but I don't want D or C- areas because I want to avoid too much bad tenants and expenses, short leases etc...