The a asking price is based on the gross income, Cap Rate, cash on cash, or whichever math investors prefer and there is no limit to how much a multi-unit property can appreciate.

I would prefer a smaller company or someone doing some freelance. 

I saw one for the MH Space recently and saw that it was a 7+2+2......when I inquired about it they were very, very much hinting that they STRONGLY prefer the investors be in for the entire 11 years. 

Some include them on their websites, while others prefer to gather more information prior to providing a quote. 

I would prefer having a vacancy then renting to a nightmare tenant.

I prefer candor and will embrace any feedback I am given. 

A balanced approach that favors appreciation but requires adequate CF is my preferred strategy. 

It really comes down to your preferences- we have from C class areas with high cashflow but more potential trouble to A class LTRs with lower cashflow but low maintenance, and everything in between!

I think you should think about which climate you'd prefer to live in.

If I was to refinance, I would make sure your net monthly profit stays around (300 -500$, I prefer 400 to 500) but that’s my preference.