I like to imagine worst case scenarios where someone may have $50-150k in equity scattered throughout multiple properties and the remaining members would have to buy them out at a time when they may be retired and on fixed incomes.

B and C neighborhoods are scattered all through the city.

The person I hired to do most of the work inside was in over his head and is a bit scattered so for my next property I will use him for what he's good at, carpentry, dry wall, and handyman work.

I see rents scatter depending on location - 1BRs can range between 1-2K while 2BRs can be similar.. best bedroom category for this area that lacks Inventory ?

We now manage 600+ doors for him with the majority of the portfolio being duplexes scattered around a 10 mile radius.

Why would a potential buyer show interest in a portfolio deal featuring over 30 single-family homes scattered across 20 different counties?

The guys operating SFH or smaller scattered site have much smaller portfolios.  

I don’t think there’s much wrong with the photos, but I’d recommend adding some color and local flavor in the decor, doubling down on those exterior-lighted photos, and changing the order of the photos, which are currently scattered across a variety of different rooms and spaces.

There is a scattered site portfolio available in a smaller city near Pittsburgh.

Larger institutional players are now doing build to rent communities as well.The financial modeling for these projects would need to be built custom for the specific use as you will have various scenarios to model like  finished lot scattered infill, finished lot subdivision and raw land and or unimproved scattered lots.