are all 4 on the same parcel or spread about town? 

This totally depends on the spread of middle class, which compared to San Diego is much more narrow.Like I said, I do not want to be a slumlord...  

Being that I live and invest in Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN, I have made it my duty to spread the importance of this distinction because I run into far too many out of state investors that associate ALL of ND and it's RE markets with the success of the Western ND oil industry.

One of the main reasons I have upgraded to an paying member of BP was because of the marketplace, and since the upgrade I have posted 3 property I had for sale here in Toledo, Ohio... (1) A multi unit that I sold through social media marketing (2) A SFH in a B- class working neighborhood that I told my mentor about whom ended up buying it(3) A Large 5bed 5bath home in the Historic Old West End (an A class neighborhood) that I have yet to sell but a local couple (that again seen it on another site) whom is pre approved plans to put it under contract after they learn more about the FHA 203k loan process.Now with other marketing sites I got a email or a call on each of these listings from investors EVERYDAY but I have yet to have any serious inquires about any of the 3 listing besides a few other noses/curios local investors that just wanted to check out the new competition in town lol.

The property had a $100k spread between asking price and ARV and it needed mostly cosmetic updates.

Fluctuation, zoning, REzoning, demand, topographical data, etc...To give you simple examples as to how big of a spread between one deed transfer and the next; I have seen land that was bought for 1.25M only to be resold for 80K, a multiparcel that previous owner bought for 500K resold for 5K, etc...Bottom line, in REI land is by far the most rewarding yet the most devastating of investments; and, since you're new to real estate, I think it's best to read about it and do extensive research first and foremost.

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I work for a real estate development company called CC Solutions. We purchase, renovate, build, and sell properties in the greater Boston area. The company started about a year ago and h...

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I work for a real estate development company called CC Solutions. We purchase, renovate, build, and sell properties in the greater Boston area. The company started about a year ago and h...

They will spread to adjacent units very quickly and people will carry them from unit to unit.

I'm a 32 yr old 'dinosaur' who refuses to use (nor do I have time for) social media, so I appreciate the tip :).