Property Classifications

Property classes 

• Class A: The most expensive, luxurious, and pristine properties, with the least maintenance and issues. Class A properties are considered higher-quality and present lower risk.

• Class B: Properties that are functional but don't have the frills of Class A or the downsides of Class C.

• Class C: Properties that are lower-quality and present higher risk.

• Class D: The most inexpensive properties, with the most maintenance and issues.

Factors that determine a property's class include: 

• Location: Whether the property is close to schools, parks, jobs, and stores

• Age: How old the property is

• Condition: The overall condition of the property

• Affordability: How much the investor can afford to invest

• Amenities: The neighborhood the property is in