However, depending on your unit mix, you can have as low a turnover as SFHs.Bottomline: I like the passive cashflow of properly managed 100+ unit apartment complexes (bought at the right prices).I like SFHs because they're easier to sell.

These individuals are very smart people, who are working in the hi-tech industry for a very nice salary. 

I am in one of the most sought after area but investors are still US employees from high tech industries.

It's a mixed use, 2 commercial units (storefront), 5 apartments (3x2/1, 2x1/1), one "weird" commercial unit in the basement that is quite a large space but has no road frontage.

Do you want to invest in a very good area and have some cash flow and more appreciation, an area with a mix of the two or an area of high cash flow and low appreciation.

Even when you find them, it might be associated with a property you wouldn't want to buy.Consider working with a list broker - they can mix and match targets such as: Absentee Owners, Owner Occupied, Seniors, High Equity, Length of Residence, Financial Stability, Home Value and much more.

Been in tech/ software sales for approx last 7 years).Appreciate any info/ direction.

I want to develop condominium, multifamily, amd mixed use properties someday. 

We've had mixed success with the software. 

Yikes, that's not much of a living.Add wholesalers, flippers and investors to the mix; the numbers are dismal.