There's a key distinction between travel nurses who want the most affordable housing vs those who want a nice experience in a new city.The drive time matters more than distance. 

The rules for mobile vs modular (aka prefab) homes are quite different, so make sure you understand the distinction and how it is applied in your area

@Robert Hutsell @Jason Bott is right there are geographic distinctions that can greatly vary the policy pricing, if your property is located in Del Rio, you may be in a sweet spot as far as rating structure goes! 

Although I've seen quite a few if not the majority of folks use those terms interchangeably, we certainly see all 3 as very distinct/different and all 3 have their own subset of varying versions.

Do you see the distinction?  

The distinction on larger properties is between a sponsor and an investor.

That's our little Detroit, (no offense Detroiters, just trying to draw a distinction between your place and ours!)

Wholesaling, fix-and-flipping, and rentals are three very distinct strategies.

But if your strategy changes this is an important distinction to grasp.3.

Greg:I would agree that you have a larger tenant population upon which to draw in an urban setting which may permit you to be more selective.However, a distinction of rural vs urban is not a sufficient - I would also content it is not a necessary condition - to draw the conclusion of a lower social conscience or that the ratio of good to poor tenants is lower.The relative health of the local economy plays a bigger role in the quality of the tenant pool.