I think anyone who's passed the first grade would see instantly that that doesn't make any sense.

I have graded each prospect and plan to call them back in the order I most prefer.

Often you'll find these in the 'B' grade neighborhoods and I find most turnkey providers focus on those areas.

Either from gutters or from grading thats pitched towards the house.

I considered doing a rental grade rehab and then refinancing after forcing appreciation so I wouldnt have any money in the deal, but I chose to take the capital instead.We are under contract!

The total above grade sq ft of this home is estimated at 1150 sq ft, with 2+ bedrooms and 1 bath.

How can I find out more about how you grade neighborhoods and find ones in A and B class from a distance?

It really comes down to the grade (-A,B,C+,C) of the neighborhood and house to determine the quality of your deal.

I'm also being asked the square footage of the living area below grade.

A C-Store, a wharehouse/office, a strip center and an apartment building will all have some similarities but they just can't get you there to fully investigate the realm of commercial properties.There are lucky investors and property owners.I know an old guy who had an 8th grade education that did very well with commercial properties.