On the other hand, single-family rentals (SFRs) tend to attract tenants who treat the property like their own, handling minor fixes themselves and bothering you less.Keep in mind that each market is different.

Apparently women have better olfactory senses than me lol.

However I tend to like break up the white with some darker choices for flooring, cabinets, or countertops.

From what I have researched, people tend to like renting by the room if they get a private/designated bathroom with their room.

It's all junk that will fail fast.Pre-corona homes tend to be built way better and you get a bigger lot.If you are holding these for decades then rent growth and appreciation over time should be there but nothing is guaranteed.GA in some areas has low crime, good schools, and weather. 

Investor Lab Events: These events tend to have a cost.

For me I tend to look for markets not on the lists because maybe less people will be investing there and prices will be more competitive.

That group tends to look for 1 to 2 bedrooms.

I ask becuase if you are looking for financing, a lot of lenders tend to stay away from true log cabins but can lend on "log cabin style".

Alex, We manage properties in many CT towns and cities but the ones we see doing the best:3+ bedroom rentals (usually SFH's): I like CT places with good school systems as families tend to flock to them and stay longer.