I expect that it will reduce the price of homes, though I doubt that it will reduce the quantity demanded.

@Boris Grin Agreed, but by myself I can probably start small, scale slower and only do a few deals BUT, partnering with an experienced investor or two, together we can do tons of deals, scale up a lot quicker and ultimately all receive larger returns with the quicker and higher quantity of deals getting done. 

If you are looking for quantity it's not a bad area to work.

Quality and consistency of cash flow is at least as important as the quantity, and that comes from quality tenants, who want to and can afford to live in quality property, in quality neighborhoods ... it is ok if the property needs a bit of work to fix into quality, so long as the purchase price is discounted accordingly, but you can't rehab the neighborhood it is in ... cash flow does you no good on paper if you can't collect it in reality ... and even if you can collect, if you have to chase tenants all over the place to get it, it is just not worth the effort in most cases.

The biggest hurdle is getting the quantity of deals due to the hot market but I do have access to off market deals with my company that I can leverage with patience. 

I would go for more of quality rather than quantity

They should use comps within the last 90 days, then go another 30 days each until they reach 6 months to ensure they have enough quantity of comps.

In Columbus, OH I manage a large quantity of units and they do great for me/my owners. 

I started with the 24 as I had a good quantity of it.

I believe that success in life and business is about the quality of the relationships, not the quantity of the transactions.