Its a triple tax advantaged account.

That includes singles, doubles, triples, quadruples, mixed use, and commercial.2.

If the spread is actually that big (triple check their numbers) make an offer and make that money yourself.

Flush all the toilets.Check all the outlets and make sure the plugs stay in and that the outlets are functional (note any switched outlets)Test the smoke detectorsReplace batteries in digital thermostatsMake sure all light fixtures are working (we replace bulbs with leds).Make sure there are thresholds and not rough flooring edges.Make sure the HVAC system is functional.At your move-in walk through: show your tenant where the breaker box is and how to reset a tripped breaker.If you have old triple track or double track storms, show the tenants how to operate them.Show tenants how to relight the stove pilot light.Test the smoke detector in the tenants presence and show them how to replace battery if not a sealed unit.Show the tenant how to operate the thermostat.Remind the tenant to use the bath fan or to open the bath vent window.

A brake job is triple the cost of an average brake job. 

I really wouldn’t care if they doubled or triple the price.

Is the hassle of ten singles worth it as opposed to say three or four triple deckers?

If its something on the MLS really triple check those numbers...

On average, a STR can triple your returns vs a LTR.

I have a great general manager still running the masonry business back in Odessa and the commercial buildings are all leased out (triple net!)