So, it's not about catering to the whimsy of folks who just want to live in world class cities, it's about keeping the critical elements of a vibrant city all getting what they need so they continue to stick around and contribute. 

On my normal internet connection, I'll search for organic vegetables, how I myself can save the earth from Climate Change,  new ways to cook kale and arugula,  modern movies and tv shows that glorify dysfunction and violence,   on my VPN pretend there's a Bill of Rights?   

In my case, most of my close friends are what I would instead call middle-class to upper-middle class.They work well-paid jobs (mostly in the tech industry) and make very respectable salaries, but...that income is in all these people's cases frittered away on paying for the upkeep of an expensive home in an expensive neighborhood, multiple late-model cars, and bad investments (most typically actively-managed target-end-date pension funds with high expense ratios).I have three millionaire friends and family from this pool of friends, all people who made their money investing in small businesses.

But if many others are having the same issue it might be worth a call to an attorney about a class action lawsuit if many homeowners are having similar issues.

Hey Folks, Recently bought my first multi in New Haven, CT, I'd say it's a B class property in a rougher C class neighborhood.

Wow your friends and family with exquisite cooking with brand new stainless steel appliances!

Thanks everyone @Dillon Cook - It would be a rental investment 

For example, some notices locally can only be delivered by first class mail. 

My goal would be to get to about $500k-1M net per month and I understand that there are stepping stones, just giving u some perspective on where my eventual goals are at because I’m not going to be flipping D class duplexes and managing them myself.

@Kay March These days you can put anything you want in a lease who knows what will stand up or not; and 48% of fires in the home are caused by cooking.