@Brandon Thornberry Anything north of the river will command a purchase and rent premium, I.e.

Because 4 units can be resi financed, they sometimes command a premium over 5 and 6.

Realtor said he has two 4plexes in a nearby area that are 340 and 350 respectively.  2bed units all commanding 750 in rent, and fully rented.I've got bout 50K in cash. 

been in this apt almost 32 years. had on site manager for 30 years but he died.realty management is related to owner of bldg who was great.landlord today says they dont have copy of my apt keys nor garagage key and that  " you must make and get to us immdiately" achtung. emailed back manager had keys and if they need keys they can come get mine, make copy, and return.i am senior citizen and i dont respond well to autocratic commands.

Good labor is hard to find and commands top dollar, usually by the job and not hourly from what I have experienced.

As a result of this, they attract the highest quality tenants and also command the highest rents.Class B This is the next notch down.

We should be commanding a premium and should not be priced at or below market.

Failure to take care of the property leads to dire consequences with their commanding officer.Additional benefits are that in most cases they're looking for multi-year lease terms.

Class D means higher risk and thus commands lower prices in the market. 

That's if you have some kind of knowledge of the command line.