Those of us who have owned SFH understand this intuitively.

Whether or not you can trust someone and the information they are giving you comes down to your own intuition.  

I'm hoping to get in with one that hold their loans in-house and has a good, intuitive, easy to navigate website so that I can do most of my banking online and only go in when I want to discuss loans etc.

Especially when a seller lists a place for a reasonable amount.I will admit this is based on my intuition and just what I see around me.

I do think that most people who own a couple multi-families have an intuitive understanding of what a cap rate does and doesn't say, even if they can't explain it very well in writing.

My intuition would have been that student housing rents were probably lower than average.

It seems intuitive that if foreclosures are good, finding them earlier and when they are lesser known is even better.  

Counter intuitive I know, but price isn't the only aspect of buying a house.

What I'm about to tell you may seem counter-intuitive, but after being on this side of the equation, there are other considerations for you to look at.We started by partnering with another turkey provider.

I say to go with your intuition.