If possible I recommend a medium size company 30-150 listings. 

I'm sure there's a happy medium in there somewhere but for now I see lots of sweat equity and overtime at my job in my future.

@John Smith For that dollar amount I'd look at a medium size bank or CU.  

The thing is so you gotta have a team to do it and many of the smaller landlords do not have them, the ones they do have the teams are still wanting to get out.As it stands right now in the better of the two cities that I currently work at, there ar Addison's right now in the better of the two cities that I currently work at, there are at least for properties I could purchase for a medium for just price of $35,000.

Well...looks like someone is doing it on a medium scale.

Okay so ill show you guys my math for the property I am looking at now (I am a first time home buyer).3 bedroom home - $150,000down payment - $7500closing costs - $1500- $3500TOTAL COI: $11,000Rent per room - $500 (medium to low in my area) TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME:$1500$1500 - $700 (mortgage) -$350 (maintenance and upkeep) = $450 x 12= $5400 annual income - $540 (for repairs and vacancy, I just decided to deduct 10%)= $4860 annual income / $11,000 (COI) = 44%(this is my first time presenting my math to anyone so feel free to point out anything I have missed).So this property seems great, however, I am still wondering if there are any advantages between living in the house or staying in my apartment as I would like to stay with my apartment.

There are going to be lots of small and medium businesses (and probably a lot of large) that are going to realize how costly and non-essential brick and mortar locations are now that they have really seen how virtual workforces can operate. 

They tend to have assets and income with reserves that can last years or longer if needed.It's the medium to lower income areas that are highly populated that live hand to mouth that can really be in a bind.

Like one section of fencing that's the exact width of his gate.Just kidding.

I lost 90% of reservations but have rebooked with medium term guests at 50% my normal rate which is still 1.5x standard rent and Airbnb is going to give me back 25% of cancellations under the extenuating circumstances policy due to COVID-19 - deal.