To aid in the discussion here are the new safe harbor reasonable steps:Fortunately, in the final release adopting Rule 506(c), the SEC adopted a non-exclusive “safe harbor” to provide some certainty that issuers are complying with the reasonable steps requirement for natural person investors.

Maybe C tenants?

I paired that thinking with putting more money down - which I"m sure you don't quite like due to the hit to C on C return, but it did bring my cash flow up to a positive number.

Hey BP,I have heard in the past to avoid properties with window units (no central A/C).

How about Class C out in rural areas..?

Take your time and strategize your approach, is it better to:A. move down and rent then investB. move down buy a primary (to live in) then investC. move down live out of your RV for a while then investI prefer A or C, it leaves more cash in my hands.

@David C.

I am looking to setup a c-corp to collect rent on my multifamily unit.

(C)That the Tenant/Buyer will surrender and deliver up the property, at the end of the term or any extensions thereof, should the option herein not be exercised, in as good order and condition as the same now exists, with reasonable use and natural wear and tear expected.

I'm talking about C+/B- areas, not A's and definitely not D's.