Hi @Joseph M'Mwirichia, I would have to say C other,  I invest in vacant land and the platform I use was created for that. :)

C class property in a B class location).  

Oh maybe you're thinking C because it's active income.

I manage properties in Milwaukee and to answer the question about A/C, I have not seen that dramatic of a price difference between central a/c or not.

He also took all the carpets from the same SFH we gutted & they are still installed in a C-class rental he owns.

@Sam C. if you're still reading this far, I appreciate you chiming in, but I'm well capable of designing and working my business plan. 

What real estate investors need to think of right now -1 - as wealth dissipates from the market people need to keep a roof over their heads but you may then see a downsizing from class A’s to B’s and B’s to C’s.  

                       $500 balanceUnit C - rent $500. 

I agree numbers do not tell the whole story.First the positive, if that property was in my market and in a C class or better area with no significant deferred maintenance and no other issues, I buy it in a second. 

Do you provide window A/C units in your properties if they don't have central A/C?