@Justin B.

What class A,B,C are most desirable from a cash flow vs. tenant problem stand point?

Justin B.

@Justin B.

Typically, if you have a property under contract but can't find a buyer that means either a) you are paying too much for the property, b) you're looking to make too much from the deal and not leaving enough for the buyer or c) both.

@John White,When you say double closed you need to explain that you will not be using the end buyer's funds to close the A to B transaction.Joe Gore

It's a B/B- prop in a C but improving area that is starting to attract some hipster/artist types.I just rented a nice 1:1 on the same block that was markedly smaller but charming, with a good floor plan, for $495 - which was basically .90/sf plus $50/mo utilities.If I put that same model on the new duplex, which is clean plain jane vs charming, I get a crazy number... $900, which is more than a 3/2 in this area.

I don't know if this would work (research it b/c I'm just thinking off the top of my head here), but wouldn't a pro steam clean kill the eggs in the carpet?

A-Seller, B-Wholesaler, C-End buyerWhen you provide transactional funding to B as a lender, what are the things that you need to watch out for?

But they would most likely be class B properties and might require more repair work than a class A property.But remember, the most important thing is to decide what YOU want.