A,B,C,D?

Have one in a B+ area, but it’s pretty much at the top of its rental potential.

So while it would be great to buy a B-class apartment that is 50% leased and at 1/2 market rents, at a 9% cap on in-place NOI, that's probably not the case!

A/B test all the time.

However, reasonable accommodation can include a higher insurance rate.I am not saying I agree with it, but I am telling you that if you pass along an overage expense to a protected class, that will scream discrimination to a judge, regardless of your intent.If your "protected class" member got a BS letter from some doctor on the internet whose entire interaction with his/her patient was via an online questionnaire I think that would be a trial worth attending.

Account Closed I'd just keep in mind you might get a bit more bang for your buck if you move into even a B class area.

I have 2 two family houses in the Bronx in a "B+" area and I can't afford to buy the properties again because they appreciated tremendously. 

After speaking to two attorneys recently - they both refuse to do a single funded close - meaning, all the talk of having your cash buyer bring all the funds for the B-C closing, which will find your A-B closing - they will not do.

I have a BS degree in accounting (no pun intended- Ha!).

The 12 months isn't a hard-and-fast rule, it's a BS test & common sense thing.Here's a real life example.