Sorry if I don’t just give you an a+ b formula but if you find someone who does, you should probably ignore them.  

One of them recently sold 100+ parks to a large PE firm who will likely take that (fund) group of parks public.I would assume those are A B parks not the low end  crappy single wide  10 to 20 unit mom and pop parks.there is a family I did business with in Orange county that owned over 6000 spaces in Orange county.. and get this FREE and clear.. talk about cash cow .. he lives on Lido island .. not sure if the dad is still with us..

MFH's in a B class area go for about 65-80k/unit depending on the level of work it needs.  

This is a property in a B+ neighborhood in a good school district which appreciates.I am not interested in selling but would like to hold this property.

My leasing agent thinks the applicant is fine and I’m a little hesitant so would greatly appreciate any thoughts.The property is a nice 3 bed / 2 bath built in the 2000’s in what is probably a B location around Atlanta and is currently renting for $1,100/mo.

First, zoning is a problem in class A/B area.  

I specify in my ad that an excellent credit score and income is required as well as documentation (paystubs, bank statements, references, etc) and background check (costs about $25-30)I rent in a B neightborhood, I charge above market rent for the area but keep the place in top-notch shape.

Sorry don’t understand your replyWhat is your definition of a B neighborhood I am looking at some oF them right nowThese neighborhoods are in fantastic condition compared to back in the ‘70s and ‘80sEven my wife said she would feel safe living in these neighborhoodsNo burned out buildings.  

A b C D is also a function of AGE..

@Larry Fried around $900-$1200, I think I'd like to own more units in class A-B neighborhoods