Advantages are you can generally afford one house more easily than a multi, easier to finance, generally more sought-after and whole categories of issues are non-existent (ie noise of upstairs neighbor complaints).

@Brian Garrett in Boston it varies widely by “neighborhood”.

Attendance has varied, we've had double digits a few times. 

Here I am but I was not sure how to title this or if I picked the best forum category for my question but here it is.I heard from someone that the local property management companies know people who are retiring from rental business and thinking about selling their properties.

im getting varying reports on overall crime there.

In general, the rents should be about what the market rents are but that can vary and there is a ceiling due to the "fair market rent" numbers for your area. 

You have a varied background.  

Since Roth-related issues vary from very basic to very complicated, so will my post.1.

There are plenty of books and podcasts to explain in detail why this is so.As for drafting a syndication, retainers vary by firm, but I don't even look at a project for less than $15K.

Wouldn't be a bad idea to chat with your CPA or even an attorney to just make sure you understand the tax implications and legal entity for each state as they will vary.