@Tommy Mckeown as an agent, I believe he was trying to convey the message that FHA offers will not be nearly as competitve nor frequently accepted, compared to strong conventional or cash offers.

It gives the property a presence of how you live in this house and adds tremendous marketing traffic and often value to the property.

So I'm strongly considering the Cleveland, OH and Orlando, FL areas where I have some knowledge and friends/family still in the areas. 

I suggest you focus on online presence because you also are building a brand with google (as time goes by most likely you will get more hits and pop up more during searches) this is almost like owning your marketing as opposed to renting your marketing.

If someone is smoking, vaping, cooking strong smelling food, etc. they will smell it in the other unit.3.

So, I am buying long term rentals in a market where the cashflow is higher but the appreciation is not as strong as other markets.

I strongly recommend you reach out to @Mark Roland with Foursquare Insurance for landlord insurance on your LLC owned rentals here in the state of Texas.

Which open you up to an aggressive purchasing power and a strong PITI reserve required my most lenders.

But the reason for the importance of this factor is now clear: the presence of frequent and substantial sales is highly relevant to each of the principal statutory inquiries listed above.

In my opinion, that will have a strong effect on our appreciation, but not on our demand.