David, we are well versed in A-B-C and A-C. we work, nationwide, with some of the largest transactional funders as well as programs like "Fix a Flip" and DC Fawcett, their agents and students.

The building is in a B area.

But there are struggles to be had (lack of space, lack of good local schools).I quick search in my Los Angeles 85 mile region, there was nothing $800-1mil MFR, in a B+ neighborhood that came up. 

I want to wholesale a condo want to use the a,b,c,, method .

You need to do either A-B/B-C with B-C closing after A-B or you can assign contract as long as your sales agreement allows it.

Hello everyone, I’m new to the bigger pockets forums but a long time listener to the podcast.I am in Calgary Ab, in Canada, and looking to work with a accountant for some tax planning for the purchase of my second property as well as for the sale of a inherited property in Europe.If the accountant is familiar and comfortable executing a “smith maneuver” on my primary residence that is also a big plus.

I consider Des Plaines to be an A/B+ area.

I'm thinking this level of returns will keep me in A/B areas with less risk.

Also, for us, we have rentals in a "C" neighborhood, but our properties are a "B+".

From my experience I can tell you that I have done real well and as long as you put all your systems in place and build a good team then you will do better then the guy investing in the a-b areas on a cashflow basis.