I don't understand the appeal of Edina and why it commands such high prices.

There is a reason he is unable to command closer to market rent.  

I would suggest focusing on getting a strong handle and command of the basics and building from there. 

As my drill commander would have said when I was in boot camp, not only yes but hell yes.

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I'll have to run some comps for projected comm.  and

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@Ana Nomys  @Thomas Young Classification of PropertiesA Properties-Cream of the CropBuilt within last 10 yearsRented by younger professions Command Highest rentsAmenities Pool, Workout Room, Tennis Clubhouse etc.High Speed internet, Alarm systems etc.Properties lower maintenance low-risk tenantsTenants maybe relocating, looking for a home, Dual Income couples no kidsTurnover higher than a C PropertyConsider Highest and Best use maybe a special population.B Properties Still High EndBuilt in last 20 yearsRents quite high not as high as A propertyTenants white collar workers and higher paid blue collarC Properties Gold that looks like leadBuilt within the last 30 years.Tenants blue collar some government sponsored Vehicles in lot >10 years old and > number of pickup trucksMost vehicles gone during the day—workingSome deferred maintenance.In rentals foreverD Properties-Worst Area of townBuilt 40 years or moreGood CashflowManagement IntensiveNot a good starting out propertyAssisted housing, out of prison, hard luck etc.Lets take a look at the city and grade the areas.Grading Areas of the CityA AreasUpper level society resideHigh end PropertiesPath of ProgressConstruction tear down old build newB AreasBlue collar workers liveBusiness in area serve needs, bowling alleys, Nail salons, pizza movie rentals etc.Comb subsidized housing and othersIf you allow subsidized make sure they have a job.C AreasFilled with restaurants and business that support c-type tenantsOld strip malls in need of repair.

@Nam TrangProperty ClassesClass A: new construction, command highest rents in the area, high-end amenitiesClass B: 10 – 15 years old, well maintained, little deferred maintenanceClass C: built within the last 30 years, shows age, some deferred maintenanceClass D: over 30 years old, no amenity package, low occupancy, needs workNeighborhood ClassClass A: most affluent neighborhood, expensive homes nearby, maybe have a golf courseClass B: middle class part of town, safe neighborhoodClass C: low-to-moderate income neighborhoodClass D: high crime, very bad neighborhoodAs a real estate investor, it's often best to buy in "the middle of the market" - not in the high-end areas, but not in the low-end ones either.

You identify a market specialty and command that area, the market has to have potential.