Obviously lower tier markets will require more volume than higher luxury markets for both license to make good money.  

Has anyone seen success renting in a luxury type of market? 

There have been a half dozen 150+ unit luxury apartment built in last couple years as well as a new hospital and Rapid expansion of the community college. 

I know working for someone else is not the best way and being an entrepreneur is with using the income to reinvest back into the business to grow and not spend it all away on materialistic things such as high price homes and luxury cars even though I can probably afford it right now.

Other than simply waiting around for another good multi to hit the market, or driving for dollars, etc, which i'm still doing- i'm currently left with two options:1) Theres a "A" class duplex, higher end luxury, foreclosure that has been on the market several months.

They get the luxury of M2M in case of his job, you get added revenue in case of a winter vacancy.  

High end luxury? 

Someone can rent a luxury apartment for that much.

The market for FHA priced homes is white hot ($600K ish in Nor Cal) and the market above that is fairly soft until you hit the luxury market.   

Through platforms such as BP have learned to tighten and streamline the tenant screening process.Residences in strong neighborhoods that are updated nicely when put on market for rent can have the luxury of being able to choose from qualified tenants that have good credit, proof of income, & stability which is verified through their application, background check, & credit check as well as how they present themselves online and in person.