It’s not the greatest and nicest ever, but it’s solid and was decently priced.

I have a solid W-2 so that has allowed me to save up some money and get my feet under me after graduating from college.

I had a friend in the wood flooring trade come help me buff them up with some new coats of poly. 

Last year it was that crazy hurricane which cost me about 900 feet of wood fence and fallen trees everywhere but aside from that luckily I've accrued a healthy figure. what ROI do you look for in a C class ?.

Either way, a solid rental investment means the bank is getting its due from your tenants.

I use my account as POF when I submit offers.The issue I have is a house I want to make a solid (over asking price) offer and think I can land a decent deal.

Although it was built in 1958, the bones on this Quad were solid and the risk of any major capex was quite low (knock on wood).  

@Mark Wood , congrats on getting your first property under contract.

Fortune Builders does have a solid system to teach people the process. 

Where I’m having trouble is getting a solid $/sqft for that downstairs space as downtown rents are all over the place.