On a more granular basis, the Zestimate prediction might have a harder time predicting houses that are more expensive (fewer comps, more days on market, higher price volatility) than ones in smaller price ranges where the AI has more to learn from and where price volatility will be lower. 

But as a buy and hold investor, you can ride out the volatility that the market brings (as long as you know what you are buying).

@Tom S.Thanks Tom Will my volatile job history effect the chances of approval on an FHA?

Higher risk assets tend to have dampened appreciation (thats why they are so cheap as measured against the cash flow), and more volatility. 

In addition the borrower must have unrestricted access without penalty to the accounts; and if the assets are in the form of stocks, bonds, or mutual funds, 70% of the value (remaining after any applicable costs for the subject transaction) must be used to determine the number of distributions remaining to account for the volatile nature of these assets

While its my favorite time of year, the storms can be quite volatile which will require a much more frequent cleaning schedule.

Beyond that they are hard to get good cash flow on and tend to be a more volatile investment than SFH.

It reduces your risk of a volatile market but it also is an opportunity cost.

I don’t have to worry about furnishing, utilities or volatility of income (great for cold weather climates like MSP).

You can look at graphs of San Francisco pricing and it has been wildly volatile over time.