We rent primarily to families but occasionally to ladies trips as well.  

Occasionally, and I mean occasionally you will find a property that is vacant and that's where you should jump in quick because you can set your own rental amount. 98% of the landlords have not kept up to anything even close to market rent here in the East Bay......As an example I have seen hundreds of times where a landlord is selling their duplex, triplex, fourplex and they will have 2bd/1ba or 3 bd/1ba or even 2bd/2ba units renting out for less than $1,000/mo.

But again, some properties have issues that cannot be seen from the road, so occasionally, I would walk over to check them out.

Electric heat is terribly inefficient from a cost stand point but since we only use the rec room occasionally it works great.

Buy a small apartment in the city and a small second house upstate that I can rent out occasionally (or not at all).Buy an apartment here in Manhattan that offers live/work occupancy so my partner can work from home and pay me his office rent (so he'll be better off as well).    

Our results over the last 15 years:Average tenant stay: 5 years.Average annual maintenance: about $350 plus the occasional water heater or air compressor.Average turn cost, less than $500.

For a sponsor like that usually doesn’t make sense to put her offering on a 506C/Crowdfunding portal and pay an extra fee. occasionally I do see some do this anyway.

Occasionally you’ll see homes listed with 2 or 3 bedrooms that have a lot of square footage.

I would eventually like to get to where I have a couple rental properties and also work on minor flips occasionally as well?  

From some of the posts I see that this may be more of a cash flow play, occasionally there may be some appreciation.