Ya the new energy code is going to be a B****!!!

So that's where I'm at so far, choosing my first investment property between a C class building, or a B class building or unit (B class 4 unit is likely too expensive, so that might be out of the picture). 

I am looking to invest in a B+ or better neighborhood with good/stable population and job growth.

@Jin Zhang  Have a look at AB 1482 for the complete info on California rent control

Questions about Class A/B properties: As a summary, my market/location is in San Antonio, with high property taxes and low vacancy. 

My advisement would be fore the AB to make a new brokerage specifically for property management. 

Renehttps://www.redfin.com/SC/North-Charleston/5200-Napoleon-Dr-29418/unit-A-B/home/166863166

PM or call me and we can discuss further to see how realistic your expectations are as to our market.One thing to keep in mind - ANYONE can sell you a property that "meets" your requirements on paper, but in the C/D space you really really need to know the area and ditch those A/B expense percentages most of the proformas use.

The building is well located (right next to the state capitol complex) but isn't a "nice" area like the one family, I'd say a B neighborhood. 

Many could not definitively say " bring A, B, and C and we will be able to provide funding".