If you have children, another way to analyze the market is to look at the public school rankings via https://www.greatschools.orgBy and large there is a very strong correlation between the schools grade, home prices and quality of living.Once you narrow this down, feel free to private message me and I can possibly refer a reputable agent.Best of luckCheersRick

I'm looking for multiple rehabber recommendations for economy level rental grade work.

Before I submitted my test for grading I really read and reread those questions I wrote down so that I would have a good feel of what areas I was lacking knowledge in.

The area is entirely above grade on 3 sides and about 3/4 below grade on the back wall,  so windows would get installed along the front.   

It sounds like you are a high school teacher, I'm with the little ones in first grade.

If it is more than that it is probably a better grade investment, lower and you should do extra due diligence into the area to see if it is where you want to hold at.

I would be curious what they said and what asset class they are holding.People are doing very well with commercial real estate with much less management than houses.You are often times dealing with corporate tenants who are more stable if you buy right and with some properties such as NNN you just collect a check.Ultimately it depends on what type of yield you want,how much hands on you want to be,tax considerations etc.You mentioned a pharmacy before.You can land those at 9 to 10 percent or more with a some years left on the primary loan but you have to put some considerable down.

Will keep this in mind next time I do a renovation to take more consideration in the layout.The A B & C grading of property is very subjective.  

I like to think I know a bit about finance but this part is at the moment a little above my pay grade. 

You’ll have electric set up, water, sewer or septic, repairs, foundation or skirting , decks, clearing trees and possible grading.