What is the last investing class, real estate seminar that you signed up for?  

I have never thought of investing in this specific class, but I am very curious to know more.

I suggest talking to Link Real Estate Group and Oakwood Management.I would also draw a pretty clear distinction between C class and B class.

Jordan i'd talk to world class title in columbus. they have attorneys on site and associated that can help you.  

As time goes on, rent growth will outpace expenses, but you also don't cater to the tenant class that is the easiest on rentals. 100 yr old homes in C class neighborhoods in the rust belt are a dime a dozen, so unless there is a seismic shift supply and demographic trends, I wouldn't bank on appreciation above the inflation rate of 2%. 

It depends on the rent amount and the class of the building.

Every asset class has positives and challenges. 

Much like getting your college degree and each class needed can only be taken after the prerequisite classes have been passed.  

Cash flow can be better in c+ areas than a class areas.

For example, one of them being a $43m raise on a 330-unit class A multi-family development in Houston led by Guefen Development, Target IRR 22%, sponsor co-investment $921k, $25k investment increment, target hold 3 yrs.I’m deciding between utilizing Crowdstreet vs doing a local PE raise but a lower target return rate of 8-10%/yr but with a 7-yr target hold.QUESTION for the Bigger Pockets crew: who has hit the invest now button on any of these crowdstreet deals and what has your experience been with it?