If it's an entity that provides a benefit for paying dividends over salary (such as an s-corp in some situations), your answer may be much different than if the entity makes no distinction between the two (a partnership or disregarded LLC, for example).

So with companies like FedEx having the largest air cargo hub in the world and other companies like Nike and Amazon having major distribution centers a lot of companies here were hiring throughout the pandemic.

The largest military base, Fort Bragg, is over there so they always need housing.

The property sits on the largest lot in the neighborhood, 3 lots totaling 15,500 Sq Feet. 

I find using schools has helped to remove any bias I may have had and gives very distinct criteria of what I'm honing in on.

The largest reason I placed each house into a LLC that on public record I owned nothing, but controlled it all.

However, if you purchase the largest expense P&I is fixed versus rent goes up every year.  

Even the largest school district has an issue with two very large high schools, which drawn from a gerrymandering division of a number of municipalities.

At one time we were the largest owners of mobile home parks in the State of Illinois, and still own quite a few there.

Investing with a bad syndicator is certainly the largest risk in a deal like this.