Sure we have a few apples in the bunch, but we saw great cooperation from our tenants. 

I also have good tenants but one bad apple can have a bigger impact on an SFR, I think.- Maintenance - roofs etc are more for a single-family per unit than a larger MF building which has 8-12 units in a typical garden-style apartment.Again, neither of these are totally hands-free operations unless you want to invest as a Limited Partner in someone else's deal, just slightly different headaches ;-)

That's not an apples to apples comparison.

Make sure all the bids include the same thing and you're comparing apples to apples, but don't get too bent out of shape if one contractor has a quote that looks like an insurance settlement and another gives you a quote that looks more like mine.Also, most contractors don't charge for quotes.

We find that "bad apple" tenants will leave on their own once we take over management.

If Lyfts layoffs matter, then I am not sure what you have to say about Tesla, Google, Apple hitting their best financials ever.

But then, the computer would be the method of discrimination that decided it was best not to go to the Apple Orchards of Wisconsin before taking you to your destination.

You name it, a bad apple will find some cause of action to sue you. 

Warren to Benjamin is apples to orange to the average guy and Benjamin.

There are major tech companies investing in the area from Apple to Tesla.