I've seen a lot of discussion on the forums about property grading, meaning what an "A" property is, what a "B" property is, etc.But what about tenants?What would an "A" tenant mean to you, what about a "B" tenant, a ...

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I am looking for a way to find out how "good" certain neighborhoods are. I see people using letter Grades (B, C+...) to describe the neighborhoods but where do they come up with these grades? I'm assuming ...

Good evening, I'm reintroducing myself to RE investing and I've noticed some forums along with some listings include community ratings such as B+, C, etc. I'm assuming this is related to rental expectations in a given...

I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but here it goes.  We're looking to sell the townhome we live in.  The home is a 24x48' attached middle townhome.  It is four levels.  You enter on the second floor, which in t...

Trying to be as  specific as possible about one of the most subjective topics in RE investing- Neighborhood Grading. Where most would agree that A is very desirable (and difficult to CF) and D/F are war-zones.I am dev...

Can anyone point me toward a good article, blog, resource explaining different property and neighborhood ratings. For example a B+ neighborhood versus a C neighborhood. What are the differences between the two? I have...

I have coined a term for the people that I use in my real estate business.  I call it investor grade.  These are the professionals that understand what we are trying to do as investors.  The type of insurance brokers ...

Hello everyone, I have a question regarding the grades of neighborhoods. I understand the typical scale is from A-D, but where exactly would you find this grade for a neighborhood? Are there any certain websites or an...

I hear on the podcast from time to time, "A" location, "B" location, "C" location, "war zone"Can someone help me define these? To any Washingtonians: Can you use real locations as definitions for me?My guess is someth...

I'm relatively new to investing, have 6 doors in two years. My question is what are these a, b, c class properties and who or what determines this?