For example, if your 4plex is 4000SF you can compare it to duplex #1 in unit size but because it's a larger building you can assume it'll go for $330K-$375K which is less than $400K (2 X $200K)Hope this makes sense.A word about market supply & demand: everything above is based on math and not emotion.

To summarize the presenter's main points:Since 2009 rental housing demand was outpacing supply until mid 2016, when supply finally caught up with demandNationally, homeownership is low which has kept rental housing demand upAs a nation, we are significantly under-housedAs the Millenials begin to get married and start families there will be a significant increase in demand for "work-force housing" or "starter homes."

Of the 7 rentals I have had fines for various violations of the rules/regulations for 5 of my units.   

I spent an hour with a CPA who was able to give me good advise but unable to comment on correctness with out spending many hours feeding my data into their own software.In 2017 I plan a 1031 exchange into DST's which I anticipate several Schedule E's and supplied Cost Segregation Analysis information with multiple depreciation schedules starting each tax year.Anyone with experience with these issues?

Is there a lot of supply? 

As far as snow, I will do the labor but I guess I could add a number for supplies. 

For a lender, that means 22 different laws and regulations at the federal level alone.That does not mean doing what you propose is impossible - it just means you have to be willing to invest time, effort, and money in getting your operation right or face the fact you are engaged in a criminal activity.The other question you asked about parks not working with you.

Looking ahead to the busy spring months, Yun expects to see continued ebb and flow in activity as new supply struggles to replace listings that are going under contract at a very quick pace.

Are there any laws or regulations that make it a less attractive place to have a rental property?

To @Andrew Kerr 's point and yours about regulations and Airbnb-friendly cities ...