Properties can be separated into different class categories based on several factors, including location, time of construction, neighborhood average income, and vacancy rates.

We bring you only the cream of the crop, which means we’re offering Class A and Class B rental properties. Here’s a breakdown of what each of those tiers means:

Class A:

• Is located in a prime area
• Attracts top quality tenants with higher incomes
• Has lower vacancy rates
• Is in a neighborhood of mostly owner-occupied homes

Class B:

• Is in a good location, but not a “prime” one
• Is in a neighborhood that is a mix of owner-occupied and tenant-occupied homes
• Is commonly in a suburban area

Class C and below:

• Is in a “riskier” location with higher crime rates
• Is an older build requiring more repairs and upkeep
• Is in a neighborhood that is mostly tenant-occupied homes
• Has higher vacancy rates and lower rents

Which classes of property would you want to invest your hard-earned money into?

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