There is a lot of risk involved with that and it could turn out to be a problem with the wrong people in place. 

If you are going to invest in class C I strongly recommend you physically go visit the property and the area with your own two eyes.

I've been involved in a lawsuit that settled right at a million dollars, and that was over 20 years ago.

The market is moving, people want to own real estate, and buyers are out there.It all comes down to marketing and pricing.If your product isn’t moving, it’s time to reassess: 1) Are you getting as many eyes as possible on your product?

This usually involves putting down 20% down payment on 150K-170K houses.

But to my surprise I have averaged an occupancy from 87% to 97% from October to now It looks like in this final "slow" month I have a 97% Occupancy rate (just shy of 100%) which just brought a tear to my eye because I was so happy that the research paid off, if I went into this blind who knows what would have happened. 

By the time I got to that point the cost and time involvement was so high I decided it was a distraction to what was already working.  

Also, multi-unit sales involve more legal and financial nuances than single family homes so it will be in your best interests to work with an agent.

After working a long night shift that ended at 6:20 AM, I shut my eyes and prayed, thanking the Lord for the day and asking for rest and guidance.

These things should NEVER be considered in an educational program much less a program that has self serving owners with over-hyped experience and credentials.Students have been squeezed out of deals that their coaches are involved with.