Curious about this strategy.I have a larger wholesale & flipping operation in Texas.

Personally I've got $2.1 million liquid.

@Devon Webster - Like others mentioned above you will definitely have more cash flow renting out by the room (check out this company that does it here in Chicago https://bungalow.com/), but it will be 10x the amount of work to keep up with everything, at least until you implement all the systems and processes that would come along with that larger work load.

I am in Denver and my firm may have the liquidity to do this at that time. 

Some prefer SFHs because they're more granular and there is a larger market for the properties themselves.

The other option might be to advertise directly on some of the larger Real Estate sites on the Internet such as Zillow or Trulia.  

My wife and I chose the larger side for ourselves, 3/3 and my tenant who was with me at a previous property is in the 2/1 side.

You'll hear some of the larger folks with multiple properties chime in that this approach isn't scalable. 

I've been curious about how to add one to a larger property.

You and your insurance carrier represent larger pockets for the claimant.If you decide they can stay, and you want to make sure they have the proper coverage in place to protect your interests, make the following insurance requirements as part of your lease;1)  General Liability for $1M2)  Umbrella $1M-$5M depending on your comfort level3)  Hired and non-owned auto coverage4)  Workers Compensation5)  Add the entity holding title as an Additional Insured ***Get the proof of coverage directly from their agent.