Hi Corazon, this is how I would think of class A, B, C neighborhoods:Class A neighborhoods are the prominent areas where everyone wants to live, your most expensive houses, gated community, high end homes, high price points, great school districts usuallyClass B neighborhoods have more rental houses, up and coming neighborhoods with lots of flips, you may also see yards not as nicely kept up, starter home neighborhoods usuallyClass C & D neighborhoods are mostly rental areas, more run down or empty houses, street by street, more crimes in the area, lower prices to purchaseThe classes usually has nothing to do with the age of the house.  

Has its own kitchen, bath, laundry hookups, little yard and living room space.  

We have a "side yard" exposed to the street that is about 1500 sq/ft and not being utilized (currently there is a large mulberry tree that would need to be removed).

Multiple notices have been cited that I have already resolved, the most recent on the other hand, to me seems a bit out of line- I as a homeowner, chose the turf I wanted both in looks and cost efficiency for a large front lot close to 3k sq ft of front yard.

When I listed concerns of flagrant lease violations, gone unchecked (derelict vehicles, unregistered large breed dogs who are not picked up after, garbage scattered out in the yard, piles of debris; old tires, tv, kitchen sink, broken wheel barrow, all sitting out in plain sight for a month or more), wash machine drain hose running out a window and draining into the lawn.

Look at the high end rentals in the area are they near desirable amenities, do they have beautiful yards or amazing views.

@Marisa VoelkelI usually pick theexit strategy primarily by the level of rehab needed:Flip - If it needsa full gut, I will just tend to flip it.BRRRR - If thereare salvageable parts (i.e. solid floors, and decent tile in the bathrooms) Iwill rehab what is needed, refi, and put a tenant in there.

Purchase price: $61,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $191,000 The biggest expense of this property was the nine 20 yard dumpsters, yes nine!

40k prefab20k electric and water hookup10k land dev100k 1-2 acreOrrrrr170k duplex with prefab home in back of yard ( section off drive into prefab and section off duplex yard)rent duplex - live in prefabthen rezone property for appraisal of two property

Why wouldn’t you contact the tenant first and have a conversation about the situation to find out if there is a way to salvage the tenancy?