These are distinctions with no difference.

Well, I hate to say it but i definitely agree with @Matthew Paul and to make it more interesting, I  work for one of the largest water/sewer utilities in the country and hooking up your gutters water or sump pump etc water to your sewage line is totally illegal in Maryland (very likely in your state too!)

That's the distinction between title companies and QIs. 

It isn't the largest rental market with roughly 25% of residents that do rent but it is conveniently located with minimal travel times to get anywhere in the metropolitan area.  

For those of you looking to break into the market, here’s a breakdown of the area.The Atlanta area can be separated into two distinct categories…..inside the perimeter (ITP) or outside the perimeter ( OTP).

And then, there is the "local" market, which is by far the largest and in which properties are traded in Mexican pesos.

For example, if you have rental properties in multiple states then you probably want a distinct LLC in each, and this way they all feed into the same entity, which makes things easier.

According To Yardi Matrix, These Metros Accounted For 40 Percent Of The National Pipeline.Key HighlightsThe top 10 most active metros in the country by volume of units under construction account for 40 percent of the national figure, amounting to 421,972 units.Texas maintained the lead in multifamily construction, with three metros—Austin, Dallas and Houston—making the top 10.Shifting and moderating demand is indicated by new construction starts figures, trending down everywhere except New York, where the volume almost doubled.The largest declines in new construction starts—drops in the 60-70 percent band—were recorded in Phoenix, Houston and Los Angeles.U.S. multifamily construction was robust at the start of a new leasing season, with the pipeline amounting to nearly 1.1 million units underway across 4,910 properties, according to Yardi Matrix.

Texas has been on the receiving end of some of the largest increases in domestic migration over the last few years, which I would definitely consider a big factor when buying real estate for long term purposes. 

So like how excited you are on your different models that you learned about and replicated we are really looking forward to the roll out once out of beta.. and for a price Everyone can afford.. and even with that I know right now that only maybe 20% of those that buy it will even do anything with it.. that's just human nature but there are going to be folks across the country with a very distinct advantage over their competition ..what everyone does that send direct mail to the same  the lists of properties that are easily found and easily marketed to along with 500k other investors..