I wouldn't rock the boat until you need to.

Likely easy to manage and low vacancy due to being an A class area.It's a cool place that I would like to stay/ visit.

This is a 3 unit in a C+ class neighborhood.

Actually I think I missed the boat but there are still opportunities to buy right.

One more thing is, I would not rather to live in C class neighbors, or any neighbors with high crime.

I buy and hold, BRRRR.I typically like to focus on C class neighborhoods, up and coming. 

FYI, I rent A/B class units.

If you planned to get into residential, commercial and developing - they appear to be different asset classes with different risks.You may want to structure your LLC's based on the 3 different activities you are doing.Consult with an attorney before proceeding

This has been approved by the council etc, and I now have a class C quote of around $300k for the new build, including 10k for the foundation work.I estimate I will be able to rent this two bedroom standalone for around $1800-$2000 per month.I need to write a business case to present to the bank to get financing and so I need to figure out ROI etc.This is in a very desirable town with 0% vacancy.Any advice on how to get the refinance and what to include in my proposal to the bank?

If I sue him, I'm suing for at least $3000, plus damages for withholding my deposit for so long.2) He's probably an ordinary slumlord and an upper middle class person.