Is this an official government classification I can find somewhere or Bigger Pockets measure I need to learn?

If they do not wish to pay the additional cost for a larger system I still try to layout the system design in a way to be able to easily expand in the future.Since soils take a very long time to develop, it is typically changes in soil classifications in the regulations that will be of concern.

I probably should've understood the term before I used it, but after doing some research on the classifications, it is most definitely a Class C area. 

For those with the question about the classification of the property, the one in question is a B-/C+ class property.

Thank youIt all depends on your capital position, experience and knowledge of the asset class. If

I'm guessing you have to be a specific classification in order to attract the low/no interest loans and other grants, etc?

LLC is a legal entity, not a tax classification. 

Check buildability/restrictions with the local building dept.In addition on this vacant lot....check the zoning and land use classification, wetland classifications, etc. none of which will be part of a title search/insurance.People typically wanting to “avoid red tape” are looking to dump some problem onto an unsuspecting sucker.

The property is also located close to a major road way in the city where the surrounding area has a new zoning classification of high density commercial.

They seem to be doing quite well on their own, or should I say even better with all our hard earned bailout money paving their way to continued erasure of the American middle class. If