What is the tenant class like?

@Eric Sanders I’d be cautious making comparisons between different investment classes as the basis is often very different.

That would be what we call 'D' class neighborhoods, and possibly some C- areas too.We grade neighborhoods from A+ thru D- and our clients stick mostly to B, B+, and A- areas because of the demographics and tenant class you find there.

Growing up, we were middle class.

When that is shown, people will tend to give help more willingly.I just went to a multifamily meeting in Keystone Colorado last month ($1000. plus airfare and hotel), I took another class locally last year on multifamily also ($700).

You're purchasing likely in an A class neighborhood downtown so the numbers are never going to "work".

I am interested in obtaining my real estate license in Oregon and am in search of a reputable online real estate broker pre-licensing class that has video lectures as opposed to all readings.

There could be good reasons for this, but generally this falls in the realm of "impact investing" that is more environmentally focused and thus attracts a different class of investors. 

I want on a 4-hr master class with Dr.

The current house is A class or at least a nicer home in a very good community but I believe its a little high end for a sweet spot as a rental.