It is about 20 miles from Detroit in a working class area.I would never buy anything in the city of Detroit.

They specialize in Class-A Malls with high end retailers in secondary markets.

You will be better prepared than ANY guru class, workshop, or audio.

I had a bunch of VHS tapes and there were different episodes for drywall, plumbing, electrical, etc.You can also check out some free classes at Home Depot.

I'm going to suggest to a professor of phycology to visit BP for some class case studies.Maybe you guys have some really bad appraisers.

Class A neighborhood dropped about 10-15%; class B neighborhood dropped about 25-35%; class C neighborhood dropped 50%-65%; class D neighborhood dropped as much as 80-85%.Fast forward to 2013, class A neighborhood is back to or past peak 2006-2007 prices; class B is getting close to peak prices; and class C is at about 65%-75% peak prices.

What is the class of the immediate area, as well as the physical property.

I completed my Real Estate Lic classes in Oct and just scheduled my State Lic exam in Jan.

College has pretty decent Real Estate classes.

Does Anyone Have thoughts on other market areas:AirportAntiochMurfreesbroHickoryIf I am interested in C+/B- Class buildings ~70% occupancy what areas would you suggest I start looking into?