Investors typically grade areas based on a lettering system A-C/D.

It is OK for you to not want to own C/D class properties but not appropriate to judge those that do.

I'd say, unless one has financial assets worth 1M in cash, CD, bonds, etc.., one should assume they aren't yet a millionaire.

If you took that 150K profit you could put it in a CD to get 5% that would provide you with $625 a month in interest.

A class Roswell, Alpharetta, Vinings, West Paces, Buckhead, North Druid HillsB class Midtown, Inman Park, Howell Mill, Grant Park, Glenwood Park, Cabbagetown, Decatur mainly PonceC class East Lake, Castleberry Hill, East Atlanta, Memorial, Parts of Decatur, Almost anything on the belt line would be B-CD class West End, East Point, College Park Downtown?

I'm a professional guitar-gear buyer and an extremely amateur guitar player. :)I used to be a pretty decent soccer player back in the day, but don't really have much love for the game anymore.

@Eddie D Estrada Welcome to BP from another Twin Cities raised person and former college baseball player, though I’m D-III and I’m not sure my 11 varsity at bats counts as a real player... anyways, back on topic...

Hard to say without knowing the players involved.

Those risks are easier to manage if you’re already a well established player with other assets.

If they only success I see is from flashy rappers, NBA stars and NFL players, than I would mimic it.