Does anyone know what the expected cap rates are on the newly a-b class apartments are?

A, B, C, D).

I consider Euclid a solid "C" class neighborhood not a "B" class neighborhood.  

I cancelled my appointment…After reading a lot here, I am making my target a B neighborhood with some cashflow and high owner occupancy.

I would say that a solid C class is just as safe as a B class property in terms of weathering the storm. 

Any guru can open a 506b and raise $ and steal it from investors pretty easily and it is never vetted since it’s exemptWe also prefer 506c’s to b’s because of the solicitation requirements and the Reporting of a b with the financial audit requirements etc get very pricey.

I earned a BS in Business Administration from UNCW.

More details needed to offer advice: Monthly Mortgage Payment, outlook for speed of getting it rented, type of neighborhood (A,B,C,D)., what Cash Flow do you anticipate, etc.

Make sure that in the area they're not going to expand rent control  Look up AB1506 in California a lot of tenant and tenants union groups are trying to expand rent control to single family houses, condos and post 1990s built properties https://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains...Expansion ab 1506 https://sf.curbed.com/2018/1/9/16871314/rent-contr...http://www.tenantstogether.orgthis is a group that is heavily funded by political movements trying to expand housing authorities that will lock rents in different areas. 

I'm curious to know what sort of class (A, B, or C) do real estate investors are investing in?