At the same time I took over a Termite and Pest control company and ran that business for a number of years.

Do you think I am a pest if I send several of them a message?  

My advice might be a bit controversial, so take it with a grain of salt...Just be true to yourself.When I got into the business, I felt pressured to do the typical realtor activities that I personally hated, IE cold calling, door knocking, begging for referrals, pestering family and friends with scripts.Because I hated being a pest, my motivation to keep on was draining. 

many people will only rent SFHMany more to choose from when buyingMany more potential buyers when sellingEasier for renter to accept they are responsible for all pest control and repairs inside and out than on a multi familyEasier to lease option to a renterThought of those in less than 60 secondsBut I personally now prefer MF lol

There are parts, where one street separates you from 200k+ houses and on the other side are 40k war zone/drug infested areas.

I am currently working in the pest control industry and my territory involves a lot of vacation homes, which has allowed me to see into certain realms of real estate and how different property managers run their operations. 

There will be contract services (trash, pest, cleaning, etc), PMs, and the admin portion of bill pay, sprinkler, fire and backflow inspections. 

There are scheduled things like pest control and landscaping. 

The inspectors from the pest control company did not discover this infestation under the bricks on the walkway to one of the units.  

I couldn’t even imagine the power that tenants could have if they wanted to make a fuss out of a mouse infestation, even though this is a very common issue in multi family (especially in our neck of the woods, I dealt with this myself last year…) and you have done everything in your power to try to counter the problem.