Class A neighborhood dropped about 10-15%; class B neighborhood dropped about 25-35%; class C neighborhood dropped 50%-65%; class D neighborhood dropped as much as 80-85%.Fast forward to 2013, class A neighborhood is back to or past peak 2006-2007 prices; class B is getting close to peak prices; and class C is at about 65%-75% peak prices.

Roof, A/C, Furnace, etc.

They will also allow up to 10 loans and make loans as small as $25k with 20% down.So now, I'm looking at some solid homes in B/C neighborhoods around $40k that will rent for around $900.

One from your A to B purchase (you as the buyer) and your B to C purchase (you as the seller).

Then, when they run out of those but still have capital to place, they will open up to C markets with the same ***-backwards metrics they use to evaluate B markets, just like lending was eventually opened up to subprime (with equally if not more ***-backwards um...

Does Anyone Have thoughts on other market areas:AirportAntiochMurfreesbroHickoryIf I am interested in C+/B- Class buildings ~70% occupancy what areas would you suggest I start looking into?

The Braves said c-ya we will move elsewhere and inject capital where we do not put in all the money and get a brand new product.

@Bob C Good catch, I missed that question.

Further requirements may be necessary upon review thereof C) Satisfactory evidence must be provided by the person(s) executing the deed to be insured establishing the following: (A) The names of the members; (B) Whether the management of the L.L.C. is vested in a manager(s)or the members; (C) The names of any current managers or managing members;(D) Whether the authority of the person(s) executing the deed is contained in the articles of the organization or regulations of the L.L.C.

Originally posted by @Karen Margrave: @David C.