Any stark contrasts to Buildium and AppFolio?

I would not have done that with buying turnkey properties.Your other option is:B) Have a business that produces massive amounts of cash and you can convert that to cashflow by buying turnkeyThe problem with turnkey is it's hard to raise capital from it from private investors because of two things. (1) The returns are paltry and because you're buying them with little to no equity, (2) you have no margin of safety in case the market went down.In contrast, a good value add apartment syndication can attract big money because the returns are double digits (my project IRRs are 40% and up) and I am buying the properties with 30-50% below their pro-forma values so me and my investors have a great margin of safety.

Contrast that with say a 10% downward swing on the rental prices and you'd have the impact of that 'averaged out' because it impacts cash flow. 

The standard BP line is that slumlords are "bad landlords" and we should contrast with them.

This in contrast to the FH or EGR areas where the good school districts are what maintain demand from people who can more easily afford those places.

I know because when I pulled the baseboard back, it was thick black mold behind it that contrasted with the fresh paint so perfectly it was like a Hiroshima shadow.

It makes the contrast between wall and trim really look clean!

An appraiser by contrast is a defined career path and your growth will generally be dependent on growing your book of business as an appraiser.

I had to explain that their listing agent’s describing the properties (it was a package) as “turnkey” - specifically telling me that there was no deferred maintenance when I asked - was in stark contrast to reality: it could be readily seen from the street that some needed new roofs, to start with.

In contrast, a not so wealthy investor may be willing to invest $20k to acquire a buy and hod rental.