When investors get ready to put down money on a property, they consider many factors. They may assess whether the house will cost much to upgrade, whether it's on a decent lot, what amenities it offers, and more. However, if you're a property investor, there is something else you'll want to keep in mind when looking for your next property— the neighborhood classification.  You may have heard about properties being a class "A" location or a class "B" location, but what does it mean, and how can you tell? A neighborhood's property class can influence the answer to the question, "how much can I rent my house for" and ultimately the ROI you generate from the property.