I have been listening to the podcast for the last year while paying off the last of my consumer debt.

When a "buyer" buys most items, the money is gone and the item is consumed.

You will be investing in no time.You will have so many more investing opportunities in the future if you have no to little consumer debt.

Almost ALL Consumers today want A/B properties for C/D prices.

Or is this just the contractor's way of not wanting to bid the job.You've got a typical "entitled consumer" mindset.

So having the metric tied to a company isnt really serving the consumer or the business professional.

I already have a job (that pays more per hour than SFHs), I don't need another time consuming one for the rest of my life.You'll never hear about and be burdened with a tenant not paying their rent when passively invested in syndications, and that's a beautiful thing :) 

At least if there is enough consumer preference to SF vs MF. 

So you lose out on someone buying a building in a B area with less cashflow but over time, he will have accumulated a portfolio of buildings with a lot more cashflow than your single, high maintenance, time consumming building.

I like to think of location grades as a kind of risk score similar to what a FICO score or bond rating is to a consumers creditworthiness or bond default risk.