I don't have a problem renting your typical 3BR/1BA C-Class homes without A/C or finished basements.

Hi all, how does one tell if the area you're looking to buy is either A, B, C or D?

@Katie LambDon't bet on hyper inflation, economists don't fully understand inflation and what influences in larger economies yet.

There are good fits for high-end properties which would not be of use to a C or D class property owner, there are Section 8 specialists and there are managers who primarily manage C class properties, etc.

If you are willing to wait and bet on that, you may get a 7-10% bump in a year or so.2.

But don't bet on that after you've already bought it.

You have to evaluate how strong your site is for leverage.Example is your site a C or B site versus an A site?

I would think in a county in the middle of nowhere, there would be tons of large parcels, yet propstream would only come up with perhaps 15 in a county, some showed zero, and most were not suitable for my needs. 

Are you raising under Reg D 506(b) or 506(c) or some other exemption?

Will the area allow for great appreciation, or is this C or D class area where cash flow is your only option for making any money?