Are you able to tell which ones are the A class, B class, and C class properties based on how much it is being sold for and what types of public schools are available in the area?

They are all different, mostly based on the kind of new construction that you're doing (residential, commercial, and some even more specific than that). 

@Karen ChenailleI really like doing the algorithm based cost segs for under 1M rental properties.

http://eastinsurance.net/ is based in Nashville and specializes in working with real estate investors, I've had good experiences with them. 

I am an investor-friendly real estate agent based out of Denver, CO. 

I estimate the cost to be about $200,000 based on no hard data but the DSLD house that I bought cost $270,000. 

Hi Kesete,Like others have stated, a DSCR cash out refinance should allow you to qualify based off of Rent/PITI and your FICO.

There are huge numbers of jobs here that pay $25 an hour, which based off a 40 hour work week, make tenants qualified for a $1,350 a month apartment.

I’ve been running some numbers and the added really nicely.I am an out of state investor in Kansas City MO, and I am based in North Hollywood, CA.I look at couple properties in ZIP 64130 I heard it’s a C class area.I wanted to hear your thoughts about the numbers i put together and if you familiar with the area you can share some Pro and Cons.Thank you fir hanging out here ! 

Remember, prices are very geocentric--they can vary greatly based on location, especially for labor.