In terms of cash flow, depending on the market you are interested in.

Firstly, in terms of breaking down the asking price, it would be reasonable to split it based on the ratio of the number of bedrooms and bathrooms in each house.

@John Underwood - Are you talking in terms of regular property insurance? 

It seems the return is great on SFHs but inefficient in terms of scalingI don't envision myself one day owning hundreds of SFH but I'm interested to hear what you'd do in this situation: Continue to purchase good SFHs and hold?

In terms of coverage, our only requirement is a $300,000 liability, per my insurance agent instructions.

It is my understanding that if you rent by the room in your personal residence that you are still entitled to the entire 250K tax benefit if you lived there for two years (regardless of whether a spare room was rented or not)And I am speaking in terms of a single family home ONLY.

In terms of finding contracts, a quick Google search should yield you some results. 

Whatever you make in terms of appreciation and tax benefits is just the icing on the cake.

how do i assess a house in terms of safety etc? 

What strategies have you found to be the most affective in terms of finding fixer deals and investing opportunities?