It did take me several months but that is because I have A/B class properties and I am looking for a renter to match. 

Now that we have chosen a market, we need to further narrow our scope to a neighborhood to set our sights on and do as much research from afar as possible before we fly over to visit in person.We are trying to find a fixer-upper single-family home (under $200k) in a B or A neighborhood within a 30 - 45 minute commute of major employers with the goal of rehabbing to bring up to rental market value and holding for the next 30 years.

Misssion accomplished.Then, if you want, you can write him a thank you note - telling him how you are looking forward to meeting him for lunch on x/xx/xx and that you would like to cover the following points at the luncheon a, b, c, d.

Insurance Company goes back to their files and sees that photos from 6 months earlier show the roof was already damaged, thus preventing payment on a BS claim.

Looking for Class A/B areas.    

It is in what I would call a c neighborhood that has an association that is trying to do things to make it more of a b to b+ neighborhood which will take time.

However, I'm also in a B/C area that has more than its fair share of nutcases, addicts, liars and hustlers.

@Joel FineWhat a BS condescending response from them ! 

It is two bedrooms, 2 ba. in a B+ neighborhood.

The property I'm looking at is a B class in Memphis.