C class neighborhoods and tenants though.

I sold one AS IS, but believe I left some $$ on the table...Hi Rolanda,We like to price our B class properties at or below appraised value.This is not the case with any other operators.Most have in built margins for at least 2-3 partners that need to get paid.Thanks and have a great day.

This ends up costing the end consumer (a highly protected class with regards to the CFPB - consumer finance protection bureau) more in the end. 

In my case, I've posted my views that the best in-depth resources are local community colleges and/or law classes geared specifically to your state statute.

In this range the rental returns are easily 10-12% all cash, and you have a great working class tenant profile.I personally have one rental that is worth over $250k and while the tenants have been awesome, the turnover has been high.So at the end of the day, just try and pick a goal first, and then choose a strategy from there.

All good points @Stephen Barton .Don't forget in addition to paying for the Broker class [about $400] one will need to join MIBOR & the National Board of Realtors - not to mention E&O insurance and centralized showing fees.  

I took several real estate investing classes and I have been to several real estate investing seminars.

Your firm is world class not just the best in So-Cal.

Some of my classmates didn't pass the class.

The federal government has established fair housing standards and lists protected classes.