Hey everyone,I've been a struggling Realtor for two years here in the Bentonville area and I've actually had to take up driving for Uber to pay the bills. 

Class C: rougher parts of Oakland and Richmond, Hayward, Antioch, PittsburgClass D: the worst parts of Oakland and RichmondMost of your class A is actually Class A- in my opinion.Concord is class C, anything in hill side is class A-/B+.

Hi @Chris Mason,Thank you for the explanation, a lot of this actually goes over my head but I can extrapolate some of what you said.

Then you would have that leasing expense all over again.We actually sometimes like to pay the leasing brokers more so they push our site harder than others.If you have an A location and A parcel shape then typically lots of tenants fight for the site to lease it or buy it and leasing broker has to do less work for fee involved and rent per foot higher most times.

I'm actually in the SSIC group and will be attending my first meetup with them this Thursday - maybe I'll see you there!

And perhaps the biggest annoyance is that you don't actually know when your funds will become liquid.

There are companies that have recently entered the market that do a full service marketing like GOSRT and MARKET MYSTR and others that provide templates and help but you have to actually do some work like STRDIGITAL and BOOSTLY.

In TF the wholesaler will actually close on the purchase and immediately resell for a higher price.  

Then invest $72k in a year to generate the $900/month rent. 3) invest the $30k in an active investment that returns in excess of 15%.  

I actually suggest you just start on Airbnb, price low but not too low so you get bookings but not trash bookings, and spend a few months learning the flow and working with cleaner.