Jamie Hi Jamie,Solid B class is the way to go in my opinion.Please see link to a recent blog I write for BP in asset classes.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/06/28/abcs-real-estate-asset-classes/Thanks and I hope you find it useful.Have a great day.

The numbers are exactly what I look for but the properties tend to be in Class A neighborhoods.

HelloMy name is Abou and I am currently taking my sales class and love it.

We are thinking 2-4 units max about "C" or "B" class with added value. 

I took my classes online through Allied located in Laguna.

Then the most important questions of all, ask them if they've gone to the special class on HUD.  

An avid reader since childhood, I've always been naturally curious; whereas my peers shun readings not assigned for class, I've been blessed (or cursed?)

I get more information about what's going on in the "hood" than I do for my property in an middle class neighborhood.

Trying to choose the "best" applicant opens up potential fair housing issues, even though you don't intend them.What if the "second best" applicant also happens to be a protected class?

No money to take a class?