A smaller market of potential buyers should you want to sellA market of only investors, usually looking for a deal, should you want to sellCompetition with corporate MFH ownersApples to apples, generally lower quality tenants in apartments than housesHigher opening costs to get "in the game"I think SFH is a good way to get your beak wet.

Search "eprei" and all of them will come up.If you don't have any Apple products, you can also search for his podcasts on a radio app like TuneIn.

Unfortunately there are a lot of bad apples giving Detroit a bad name.

And there are DST’ that have no NOI growth and use IO for 10 years, those DST’s are the kiss of death.I hope this helps!!

We need to enhance our screening to include behavior criteria so that when get rid of the bad apples that we won't replace them with more bad apples.

Funny enough, south bay housing becoming getting expensive too (after the era is scooped by FB/Apple/Google folks).

I've seen posts here which explain CR as an apples to apples comparison for a market...if the driving forces (demand etc) are consistent, is the CR variability simply how the sellers are pricing the property?

I know we normally advise to go to a few to pick off the bad apples but are there any groups that are notorious for being bad or known for being great?

It's why companies like Apple will have billions of dollars of debt and billions of dollars of cash on their balance sheet at the same time.

See example below -Payer: John SmithAddress: 123 Apple Street, City, StateBank Statement: 'Smith' 'STYZHSDFIHJSJI'I would prefer the Bank Statement to read: '123 Smith'If there isn't an easy way to do it, has anyone "Cheesed" the system and Changed the Payer's Last name so it appears as below -First Name: JohnLast Name: 910 SmithTherefore the Bank Statement would Read '910 Smith' 'Random Character String'Will that work?