@Nagy Wassef you’re comparing apples to oranges.

We have a ton of jobs coming here from Apple, to Google, to Indeed, to Oracle, etc.

I understand that this is apples and oranges, but please hear me out and let me know your thoughts:I am thinking about switching back to a landlord policy and adding supplemental Bed and Breakfast General Liability Coverage through BiBerk (Berkshire Hathaway).

It's the easiest way to compare apples to apples.

Which is all fine and dandy but its like comparing a apple and apple sauce.

I do not know the exact statistics, but I do know from personal experience that multi units do limit your buyers pool and are more difficult to sell than an SFR on the same street and same condition for apples to apples comparison.

Its very frustrating sometimes, I want to get my apples in a bunch before I go diving in and make sure I know what I'm doing and have my resources in line.

Apples and Oranges.

I have about 20 rentals and (knock on wood) do not have a bad apple in the bunch.

There is a reason propery owners are willing to pay 7% for just management, plus leasing fees, and for maintenance....because it's to much of a headache to deal with.Most tenants are great and easy, but like many things it's that one bad apple that can push you over the edge.