I suspect that--generally speaking--tenants looking to live in a SFH/row home will be a bit more on the stable lifestyle spectrum than those living in apartments.

You’ve had the whole spectrum of responses.

I agree with George that price you were quoted is in the high end of spectrum.

Its particularly helpful in the spectrum/view point of questioning your ideas and learning new things. 

Here are some tips I have picked up as I close on yet another property this week:CABLE/INTERNET: In this area, none are outstanding but the most commonly available is Spectrum.

Anywhere on the risk/reward spectrum is fine, I'd just like my eyes open to the options for now :)

You will see the entire spectrum of properties and tenants in each of the “southeast pa” and “de” markets.  

The other end of the spectrum is buying cash flow assets in smaller towns in B, C, D areas for “consistent” cash flow incomes.

On the other hand, York PA where I work is on the other side of the spectrum where the majority of houses are under 100K and there are two small colleges in the town (Penn state York, and York College).

The notion that the grass is always greener on the other side tends to hold true in that those at either end of the spectrum always seem to tend to want to move toward the other end, however the shift in mindset from living a secure life to taking investment risks is a considerable one that many never succeed in making.