It also became apparent that I have found some of my identity in how I manage my finances.

In response to this attitude I never share how much money I make or that I own property and have crafted the identity of a poor struggling millenial to keep people off my back. 

If you're not afraid of challenges, it will be pretty much identical whether it is SFH vs MFH.

I’m jumping in here because I have an almost identical situation.

Initially looking over I think you are a little light on a few items:Water/sewer - if you as the landlord are responsible to pay for water (most likely you will be) log in to the Baltimore City public works website and look at the most recent bill - http://cityservices.baltimorecity.gov/water/ One of my duplexes operates around $65/mo for water and the other has crept up to $150/mo - identical buildings, side-by-side, just different tenants, so always a good idea to double check actuals. 

@Robert Bowker we use direct mail in our business and we find that it is more of a brand identity/market force than it is a campaign to try and get people to call you off the flyer.

The breakdown is as follows:Commercial Loan Terms: 5.5%, 25 yr amortization with 25% down.Asking Price: $399,000Location: Great Midwest downtown area within biking distance to a very large university.10 units - All 1 bedroom (5 units in each of the two identical 2 story, side by side buildings) and 9 are currently occupied. 10th unit requires reno before being rent ready.

Alabama laws are identical to the federal ones.

There are 5 tips for Corporate Branding identity1) Use Appealing Design2)Be Consistent in Your Delivery.3)Develop a Brand Identity4)Understand Your Customers5)Stay True to The Message of Your Brand

Especially if most of the rooms are identical, or if the hotel is built with modular construction?