@Derek GrueThe comparison is apples and oranges. 

I like to compare apples to apples.  

We use Sherwin-Williams Magnetic Gray.

landlord provided Tenants with cash to relo, did everything by the book and was still targeted. if safeway asks you to leave because you're upset that apples are too expensive and you dont, you get arrested for Trespassing.

And MF which you guys do is not the same its apples and oranges to talking about 1 to 4 units. 

If you adjust for inflation which is required for an apple to apples comparison the median home value in May 2007 in 2018 dollars is $721,942.

I’d recommend looking at it as a percentage of rents than a specific $$$ per door as it is never an apples to apples comparison when discussing topics like this on here.

It takes one rotten apple to make you wonder if you're doing the right thing.Pick your head up, call it an expensive education and know that you can still succeed.

Comparing the performance of real estate (or most any asset) inside vs outside of an IRA is comparing apples and oranges.  

Assuming the policies are apples to apples and the same risks are covered – would you go with a 1 insurance policy for all rentals or keep them separate ?