Unless you go to a Class D or C area.

Checking in before the maps/grading scale posts.These are going to most likely be seen as D or F areas (with a few one off streets thrown in the mix).Use google, city-data, trulia (has good interactive crime and stat maps), and sources like this to gather factual information.  

Of course unless you go to D or low C class areas.I live here but choose to invest where the numbers make sense.

Be very careful with reg d or 506 ppm deals.

•Apt must have w/d or w/d hu•Apt must be no more than 3 blocks away from public transportationIf by any chance by the grace of God have what I'm looking for please let me know.The "close to transportation" thing is a VASH requirement - Veterans Administration Supportive Housing.

Just be careful, if you see the same $1,500 rent range being offered on a $50k duplex you're probably in a D or F neighborhood.

Great cash flow on paper can be a terrible deal if it's in D or even c type neighborhoods.There are limited MFH in my area on market, so I have pretty much analyzed any MFH on my market.

Greetings,
In looking outside my local market and state, How do I determine the neighborhood class. I’m aware of the crime map on trulia and working with Realtors, but anyone have other strategies? Thanks!