THEN you can make a solid, informed decision.We recently had a similar intermittent electrical problem on a Class C Detroit property.

@David CozziA few other multifamily focused books I think are must-reads: Multifamily Investors Who Dominate by Beau Beery (Finding Deals/Broker Relationships)Best in Class by Kyle Mitchell and Gary Lipsky (Asset Management)The Definitive Guide to Multifamily Underwriting by Rob Beardsley (Underwriting)

I would only recommend in A/B class neighborhoods otherwise guests will be turned off and you'll have environmental factors that disrupts your operations.

I manage all of my buildings in Berwyn and Cicero which is in Cook County, IL.

But for me i especially over the past few years have not been doing to good in school, I have a hard time sitting in a class room being told what to do and feeling trapped I wanna have the freedom to learn what I want and learn skills I can use in my future, I feel everything I’ve learned in school at this point is all the basics I really need to know to start off in life.

Wondering what people have seen for cap rates in particularly Jacksonville (in the nicer Class A/B areas). 

From my perspective, with most of my rents being sub-$1K in C-class, @Scott M. and @Joe Splitrock have explained this beautifully.

60s product (C class)

I am on a co-op where I am not in classes but instead working for a company in my field.

The classes I enjoyed and remember most of all are the real estate classes I took at the first school.