Works well, expect perhaps for class C properties.

Its about Market analysis, Occupancy and Rent up Phase.They will be a little leery if you don't have experience in that asset class. 

I struggled to get out of bed, go to class, or even speak to my roommates.  

@John NicholsHow about a way to only show what I call B class rental property locations? 

It may be worth getting set up but then investing some of those profits in another market or asset class for some security.

According to Wyoming Public Media, 75% of land across the U.S.’s biggest cities is earmarked for SFHs, leaving other housing classes vying for a small piece of the land bank.

KB’s homes were catering to an American dream of middle-class prosperity that was still very much alive in the postwar era.

I know that there are major regional variations in costs (especially land), and building materials (and labor) are much more expensive than they've historically been, but I'm starting to think that a new build might come out more favorable than an existing structure even so, given that the prices on existing places is so high.I'd like to build a standard class-B property with 4 large-ish units (1200sf) within commuting distance to downtown Phoenix.  

Maybe a C class multi-family but it would need some repairs and remodeling.

If no one is a renter, or very few, then it's probably not a solid rental area.What class properties are you purchasing?