I can't decide whether I'd rather own ever larger and more scalable properties, or whether I'd like to own a large number of SFRs and Small Multifamilies.I see a couple of pros and cons to both approaches:For the investors looking to buy lots of smaller properties, he is able to get to know a specific niche very very well, and hone in on a process that he can repeat over and over again.

That is part of the business in this class of rental and is a big part of why the returns are frequently triple what you see on higher rent properties.

In smaller communities, this is particularly troublesome because more often than not, the same buyers and sellers agents are interacting quite frequently.  

It was fantastic meeting you at the conference here in Brisbane recently, and hearing all of your wisdom and advice on how you are so successful in attracting repeat and referral business. 

Some of the top sites that you frequent are built on this platform.The hard part is understanding how to get what you want out of Wordpress. 

And now I’m ready to "Repeat" the process. 

This is a repeat of that.

It's not likely dangerous - while Great stuff is flammable - the hot air in your duct line will not ignite it.What may happen is the foam will eventually loosen over time with the repeated expansion and contraction of the vent pipe and the seal will fail.  

For those of you who frequently 'rent' out your homes or property, have you ever looked at pricing algorithms similar to https://beyondpricing.com/ The feature sets truly look promising. 

On the other side of the equation, as more homeowners know the brand and sign up with them, more guests know them and want to stay at one of their homes for a vetted, branded, and consistent experience.The managers are also landing more repeat customers that move across markets, as well as referrals in new markets.