IE. have 10 rental properties worth $100k each which you can find around Apple Valley and Victorville (it's been a while since I looked there but I remember properties that are cheaper and did remember seeing something that $100k grossing $10k).

As long as I’m not slicing the apples, or making the pie, baking it.

Pros and cons of each (less than and more than 4 units) - scaling laws, analyze price per unit; i.e. if you buy 2 apples for $5, is that better than buying 4 apples for $7?

I agree with you that as the site grows, it becomes a bigger magnet for scammers. 

Google, Apple, Facebook, Uber, Argo AI, and many others not to mention the startups thanks to many graduates of CMU, Pitt and many other universities who have chosen to stay.

I need to compare apples to apples, so 3 beds against 3 beds, pool houses against pool houses. 

Magnetic sign on both doors of my truck touting "Furnished Houses"

For those of you with keyword alerts set up, that's The Big Apple, The City that Never Sleeps, The Empire City, Gotham ...I've been interested in real estate since the first time I saw This Old House many, many years ago.

If you get a few bad apples, they can ruin it for everyone, and the construction type is not very soundproof so tenants can become discouraged and leave, leaving you in a position where you are forced to accept less desirable tenants.What is the best way to prevent this from happening? 

I saw in the business section yesterday that Apple shares fell 6% because of disappointing iPhone sales.