It is assumed by the state that any rental larger than a 1 bedroom will fall into this category at some point because of the anti-discrimination laws that prevent landlords from refusing a family because they have a child.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

How can I get insurance for "high risk dog breeds" if they are emotional support animals?

Any dog can be the best or worst dog ever, it depends 80% on how they are raised and 20% on instinct, with that being said pitfalls do have instincts to be territorial and protective.2.

Larger multi's tend to each get their own account. 

I wanted to get concrete as to what numbers I'm going to consider in my newest market, where small buy-and-hold MF are currently selling at around the 1% rule (a $200,000 duplex gets around $2000 in monthly rental income - these numbers have remained consistent over the past 18 months ever since I first studied this market).1% doesn't excite me much and I decided I'll buy starting at around 1.5% (they currently have some small duplexes approaching this number but they're small and aged) - I want a larger MF or at the very least a newer build duplex with more SQ.FT. so I'm getting good rent while minimizing expenses. 

By negotiating not only the price based on condition which had a laundry list of problems including a hand full of larger items but also that we had the right buyer willing to figure out the problems throughout the transaction and take it on.

Obviously if the restrictions with COVID continue with the changes in lifestyle accompanying it a larger portion of those buyers will likely flow to the suburbs.Some more good stats from NAR's 2020 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report"Millennials still make up the largest share of home buyers at 38 percent: Older Millennials at 25 percent and Younger Millennials at 13 percent of the share of home buyers.

@Howie Chen I would only use them for larger rehab projects.

Has anyone had experiences doing this in the area and do you feel the cost of real estate is cheaper to justify moving and gaining  a larger ROI?