Each unit is 2BR/1BA, located in center of city (less than 2 miles from horse track, casino, bath houses, bathhouses, golf courses, national park, hiking/biking trails and 5 miles from lake) with good market for AirBnB but has a few scattered mobile homes around it. 

It's is still Rural now with scattered small businesses along the RT.

Why 100 a month because they got all this cash at close.. 5. 08 hit and I was basically put out of business I could not make loans because no one could refi and I ended up owning over 200 homes scattered throughout the mid west..

Did it take out whole neighborhoods or is this just a scattering of structures?

@Luke Ache - 35758 has mostly A neighborhoods, with some B areas scattered in it. 

Today during the pandemic, out of the 160+ properties we track (there are more but they are scattered out with multiple property managers and a few are self managed), so far there are 10 tenants that have not paid the full rent on schedule at some point during the last 7 months. 5 of these tenants recently caught up on the rent or made arrangements acceptable to the owner.

If you're going to go bigger than 4 it's typically a different manager or at least a company that has a team built for scattered site apartments.

This was a question that was posted a while back, with a shotgun scatter of answers.  

For example, I would generally rather have 100 units in one area rather than have 100 units scattered all over the state.

If the loan is large enough you can go with Fannie Mae Multifamily Scattered Sites loan.