Here in Oakland, and the Bay Area in general, prices have consistently gone up over the last 9 years or so, but they had slowly started to flatten.....and that was before Covid 19. in 2016 I saw a Duplex in Deep (As in "D" Class area) East Oakland that went for $369K and in the middle of last year it went for $500K.

These are class A apartment complexes.

Back of the envelope, there's plenty of margin for cashflow.Most of my experience has been investing in B and C-class multis in Providence, RI where units are closer to $80,000 a unit in decent condition, renting for $900 a month.

What you’d be seeing on Zillow for taxes will probably be low because it’s based on the previous year.Second Milwaukee city hall offers a free landlord class, and I’ve heard it’s really good!

The property is a single family home located in class B neighborhood in Madison AL.

IMO management companies should be specific to your area and asset class.

I have been taking classes to grow my knowledge in starting a business and am partially familiar with the different structures, but now I am feeling very compelled to begin to put it into practice.

Expensive cities like LA, San Francisco, San Diego, NY, Miami, etc would keep bleeding middle class Americans who can now work remotely and are not tied up to these places.

If you're in a B class area and you've only fixed your property up to D or C class, it might be harder to rent.

Are there any available classes on home improvement in the nyc area?