With so many options out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which investment properties will be the best ones for you. Properties range in age, size, condition, value, and of course, location. Then based on what zip code a property is located, you have some properties that are higher in cash flow but not appreciation, and some that are higher in appreciation but not cash flow. So the question is, how do you pick a property that fits your investment objectives? It all comes down to the property's Reddick Property Rating. What factors are most important and least important in determining whether a property is a luxury, A Class, B Class, C Class, or D Class?