Google prefers websites that hit those 3 indicators (E-A-T for short).Hopefully this helped,Aaron

If I was purchasing from outside my area I would want something more stable than a 20 k house.

We were within two days from closing on a portfolio of stable rental homes in WVA with ShareStates when they stopped lending two weeks ago. 

Also, I wanted to bring a more financially stable resident into the building who, in theory, would be in a better position to pump money into local businesses vs. the average apartment renting college student or younger professional.With the current Corona-lull, I have some time to go back over the concepts and numbers and I'm wondering what other investors opinions are in the apartment vs condo battle.

Originally posted by @Jason E.

I still think it's a good value, because it handles accounting (books), website, online application, screening, e-pay, maintenance tracking, tenant portals, etc.

A building with long term tenants (more than 5 years) is stable and possibly below rental market.Good Luck.

They are currently living with family and have stable employment history.

We're looking at all factors:  cashflow, cash on cash ROI, good/stable tenants. 

So sch e income won’t count.