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Anna Shaver
  • South Lake Tahoe, CA
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Classifications for property area types

Anna Shaver
  • South Lake Tahoe, CA
Posted Oct 4 2014, 08:29

I am trying to understand the A B C D classifications.  I have some properties and have personal criteria for choosing areas but because I have always bought local in good areas I am not sure how people break this down.  If someone could point me to a post or sticky that would be appreciated.

I have also noticed that in some areas with lower priced rental properties they don't include appliances in the kitchen.  In our area they are included.  Is this because the tenants will steal them when they move out or the rent is too low to include them?

The deposits were also lower.  Is the deposit lower when the appliances are not included?

Is this typical in most lower cost markets?

There were some properties that the deposits were in line with what I am used to which is about same deposit as rent but these were more expensive and didn't look like they were in the same types of neighborhoods.  They also included the appliances.

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