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RoofStock Neighborhood Rating system

Christian Zarate
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I have been considering buying a house through RoofStock. Since this would be an OOS investment I would like to make sure that the place is a descent neighborhood. However, I dont know how RoofStock's star rating system compares to the traditional A-F system that most investment literature uses. Is 5 stars an A neighborhood? 4 stars a B neighborhood, etc. 

I know that multiple people in BP have used RoofSotck, could you please 

1. Comment on what star neighborhoods you bought your property on, and how do you feel it would equate to the traditional A-F model? 

2. What neighborhood star would you recommend for my filter as a minimum? (I know it depends on strategy, hence if you could I would love to hear your reasoning behind your recommendation)

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