A would be everything from upper class to upper middle class.

Small multi in a Class C area2.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

Due to some factors, budget mainly, we were looking at class C- and D type homes in our target area.

He has a home in a really good area, in between elementary and jr. high schools, good access to amenities, and a quiet, working class neighborhood.

Yup, my South Indian tenant was doing that when he was cooking. 

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

My C-class properties have seen a jump in delinquencies. those have been largely offset by the local rental assistance programs, but due to various backlogs, the pay-outs for those programs are running about 60 days behind themselves.My A/B class properties are going gang-busters with lots of traffics, and relatively low delinquencies.K-shaped recovery, unfortunately.

I can't find the link to sign up for the BP Rookie Mastermind Class. 

Then work backwards to figure out the asset class and strategy that works for your situation.