I have been on both ends of that spectrum :)

(Smaller investor - holding properties in just one entity)My Must-haves:- manage multi portfolios- document management- auto import/connections to bank accounts- ability to handle tenant payments within the system (there are many varying levels of this across the spectrum, I just need a subset)- end of year/reporting/tax prep help- maintenance request workflow (with tenant and contractor logins/communication)What I really like about stessa - - low cost- the dashboards- unit listing and application/screeningwhat i do not like about stessa- sometimes broken-ness of bank connectivity- they went from free to paid and took away features and didnt grandfather existing users- lack of maintenance trackingI have not tried the application screening process in stessa yet.

I think in order for BP to really flourish it needs to encourage a broader spectrum of discussions.

The spectrum of perspectives The sense of community Josh's Personal involvement

Otherwise, agents, wholesale and turn key providers can come from all areas of the spectrum.

The opposite of this spectrum is all of the posts here on BP with people complaining that their market is overinflated and that people are paying "way over value" for a property.

On the other end of the spectrum, we have lots of those who work hard with low wages that can't afford these high priced houses and are basically forced to look towards MFH's.

Th.at said I've heard varied opinions from both sides of the spectrum.

On the extreme ends of the spectrum the higher priced condo earns 300% of the low end unit. 

In my opinion and experience, the vacancy rates increase at both ends of the spectrum.