Make sure he/she checks the following:1 - Furnace makes a "coughing noise"2 - Temperature in the house seems to be "feverishly" higher than it should be3 - The furnace fan doesn't seem to be moving/replacing the inside air as well as it should so the house doesn't seem to be "breathing" like it should. 

Constant noise.

However, that very likely means a "party house" with more cleanup, pool maintenance, risk, and headaches from neighbors calling the police or you to complain about the noise and drunk people in their neighborhoods.

You have to first choose a strategy and then block out the noise of everything else.

Seems like a brokerage with 30,000 agents and a breakout tech would be making a lot of noise but it’s crickets!!

Then simply ask about the neighborhood, neighbors, noise, comfort, etc.

Rents will be raised and lower occupant has a cat (won’t be allowed), but also just learned she has a boyfriend (not on lease) who has also been a noise nuisance in neighborhood and punched out someone’s car window.

When you set up your online foundation correctly, you become the obvious choice when they start searching for answers.This is how you rise above the noise and succeed in wholesaling.If you need a step-by-step blueprint on success wholesaling, just respond here and I will lay it all out for you.

If you have a noise complaint from a neighbor, you're fined $3000.

Your PM fees will also be less per unit for a multi unit vs single family.Tenants in multi unit buildings share walls so there is always the potential for noise complaints and neighbors that simply can't get along with each other.If you run into financial difficulties, it is much easier to sell off one or two SFRs than it is to sell one big multi unit.Traditional lending is much easier right now for SFRs vs multi units.