They'll be way more efficient and accurate, saving you time and energy to get that place painted and rented at market rent!

We may end up adding a 2nd ductless in the large main bedroom as well.The ductless units are like much higher efficiency than the HVAC unit.

Focus on achieving your investment goal as efficiently as possible.You can own BIG properties that Lose lots of money.

If you can get double the CAP rate for a property but can only get 1/4 of your money in play on that property, your effective rate of return is actually 1/2 of the bigger property (for example).While some of the other answers are also correct, I believe that the cash utilization and getting money into markets and investment vehicles efficiently is the major reason why CAP rates are lower than the 3 or 4 units.I'm actually looking to start buying bigger buildings.  

I believe multifamily investing is a better way to scale efficiently as opposed to continuing to purchase individual single family deals.I have around $140K in my government TSP (I'm no longer a government employee and have a separate retirement account now).

We worked with an architect to design these houses to maximize their efficiency for rental properties and they were built to last.

Currently I look up different sites at the same time to search the data but it’s not efficient and time-consuming.

I'm planning on getting my first house hack and first house ever next year and will have maybe 80k around the time, but I also have the ability to wait and save more money if I wanted to (very low living costs right now) I'm wanting to build up my portfolio efficiently and as quickly as I can (and I also want to make sure I always have my own unit when house hacking haha!)

Explain your problems and a good PM should be able to tell you how they would solve those problems quickly and efficiently.

@David GoodmanHealthy cash flow is the result of operations that run efficiently and smoothly.