What I did learn is the baltimore city zoning code will depict authorized uses of properties with different zoning classifications (ex.

I haven’t found any clearly defined classification rules on grading so it’s subjective C class is going To look depressed compared to where most people would want to live Lots of rental houses many homes have falling off gutters and old aluminum siding 10 year old cars some houses may have boards on windows .

I do understand though that isn't for everyone but you can make a business out of it if you have the skills, gule, and attitude to deal with that asset class. If

It’s the job of a management company (or a large owner managing their own portfolio) to find those people and give them enough work so they don’t have to worry about feeding their family on a monthly basis (I aim for 50% - 75% of their business but I try to avoid being 100% of their income to avoid employee classification in good ‘ole CA...and also so we don’t ruin their lives if we decide not to use them again).

With my experience as a lender, I am familiar with lending as it relates to primary, secondary, and investment properties across single family and condos, but my experience beyond those home classifications is non-existent simply because I do not directly provide any other solutions than what fit in the big bank box.

@Charlie Moore As the others have said, you really need to study fair housing laws in the location where the rental property s located.Here in Mass, source of income (including Section 8) is a protected class.  If

Below are their classification. 

The house is in a hasidic area so middle class if I were to guess.

Class A-D Properties - According to this classification system, properties are graded according to a combination of geographical and physical characteristics.These letter grades are assigned to properties after considering a combination of factors such as the age of the property, location of the property, tenant income levels, growth prospects, appreciation, amenities, and rental income.Class AClass A properties tend to be new construction or built within the last 5 to 10 years, with top of the line amenities and professional management.

What is the classification of this neighborhood?