I should probably look for few months sold comps to see what  i can get in reality in this market. 

If you use this approach to repairs, and if you're conservative (and somewhat knowledgeable or able to research the average lifespan of various systems), you'll be a lot closer to reality than just tossing a percentage to the wall. 

The reality is that C or D class properties serve the sub prime tenant base.

Right now I prefer the fix and flip strategy to increase my cash options (see my future plans below), as well as provide flexibility, but reality is I need to figure out if I should first buy my primary residence vs. buy a fix and flip vs buy a property to rent out (BRRRR) to start .Here's some personal background:I'm leaning toward living in the NW Twin Cities metro as that's where my family is.I'm temporarily living in Northwest Wisconsin about 2 hours from the Twin Cities.

You must keep in mind that with each class you descend, you must increase all contingency accounts and operational expenditures because reality is your gonna need it. 

Keep in mid that the idea of a great cash flowing property far away that gives you that monthly mail box money may be enticing, but it's probably not the reality.

I don't like to say negative things about what others do so I won't comment further on their content; I think people here are adult enough to draw their own conclusions.The reality is this.

The reality of the situation is that if an opposing attorney is dead set on piercing the veil of the LLC they can do so fairly easily.

As I indicated before, the Democrats are going to have a very difficult time pushing this through an evenly divided Senate, and I'm not sure Biden will support it either (at least not in the form as presented in the link).In reality I think it is at most an initial negotiating position or just as likely mandatory virtue signaling for those members of Congress on the radical left in there neverending effort to be holier than thou.If the Democrats want to keep their highly tenuous control of the Senate they will need to come up with something much more reasonable.

The REALITY is that even if evictions begin again in April,  there's going to be an insane lag.