Hi Shakiah - this is a hot property class and I would definitely be interested in any viable property you find.

Class of property and location are going to be heavy drivers of the adoption rate.

The long answer to this is that I've recently put together a class on which banks are best for landlords, as well as the separation of accounts for landlords and I'm currently working on ACH set up and how to incentivize this for tenants. 

The more expensive your house, it tends to bring a higher class of renter.

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Value is a function of supply and demand in real estate as well as in all other asset classes. 

I focus on B-class zip codes and then vet every property. 

Yes it’s a C class property but I did all rehab before they moved in

A caution for you since you state you aren't saving outside of your stock plan.How to diversify across asset classes is always up for discussion and there is never one size fits all.

I have A class rentals and strict rules.