Fellow BP members and real estate investors,I’m interested your opinions on what typical cap rate (ranges, medians, or both) are for class A, B, C, and D property locations (and corresponding building quality for the sake of simplicity) in Wilmington, Delaware.

I'm looking for a C property with a value-add component in a B or appreciating area.

Seems a B- or C neighborhood with decent rental price.

Hi,Can people who have expertise in Las Vegas market please recommend a few class A/B neighborhoods?

My A/B class Chicago properties had 100% rent collection on the first. 

Like American Pickers, you can always attempt to 'bundle' her liquidation into a Portfolio Offer - - $XXX for a,b,c,d without allocation of price/per.Creates a closing problem, that that's solvable when you get there.Caveat: I assume a B&H transaction and NOT wholesaling.

As for the annual tax, yes you need to pay tax every year, but you should be able to bypass the first year now: "The new rules established by the state’s 2020 Budget Act (AB 85) exempt any LLC that organizes, registers, or files with the California Secretary of State on or after January 1, 2021 and before January 1, 2024, from paying the $800 minimum tax in their first taxable year."

It is in a B+ neighborhood in a C city.Two Buildings Built 1968 & 1964 Newer window throughout, some flooring replacedSELLER ASKING $1,200,000 MAKE OFFERESTATE SALE!!

Residential SFR (3bed/1bath), ARV is around $100000 in a B Area.

That said, 35810 is not a zip code for the OOS investor who doesn't either have a good team on the ground or has visited the property itself.  4 blocks in this zip can be the difference between a B and a D neighborhood.