It's more labor intensive since it's not just about letting the FC run its course.- Higher expected return due to the higher risk.There's really a lot more to it but I think those bullet points cover the main arguments for each.

Far to management intensive and too many ups and downs and too much risk for vandalism bad tenants etc.  

Option two is come clean and admit that you are just getting started and have just finished some rather intensive training from a mentor or whatever.

Renting by the room will usually make a little more money, but it's much more time-intensive (for one, you now have to collect a few hundred dollars from more people).

We added sound deadening insulation so it's muffled noise.

If we look for the signals in the noise, then arbitrage is there to make you rich.

It had been my goal for years, intensely/obsessively for 5 years.

Not everyone is, it's labor intensive on turnover.

I could be missing something but it’s time intensive and expensive to get appraisals changed.

(The noise is pretty bad from upstairs honestly but partially due to the person being very large too...a 120 lb woman moving in there I bet it would be non-existent.