One in the Cedar Springs area that rents for $1150, would consider it a B+/A- property, one in Brownsburg that rents for $1150, probably B+, one just east of the speedway that rents for $725 probably a C+/B- and one in Lawrence Township that rents for $885 and probably a C+.

Don’t also attempt to advance the ball in Issues B and C if they can wait a moment.

When I speak of heavy industry I'm talking about strategic self sustaining resource production such as steel, capital equipment for construction, petrochemicals, among others. 

We now have a garage band across the street that drives me crazy too. 

You start getting into class B, and even C neighborhoods the more north that you go.

I am specifically looking for a list of institutional investors in B and C apartments, and was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction.I'd greatly appreciate any help.

We are working on upgrading our portfolio since we have less maintenance and tenant issues from b and c properties.

I've found ripping off the band-aid at one time much better than stretching it out. 

Moving forward is it best to purchase property B and float two mortgages until property A sells?

Union band is one that will finance in a Land trust or a LLC.