We look on there for retreads and aged properties to see if the owner would do a big drop from asking that other buyers have forgotten about.It's not our main source for locating properties just a very small piece.

When it comes to multi-family buildings, the biggest factor is the number of units.

While this can be pricey, as long as you factor it into the deal it's just a cost of doing business. 

The cost saving factor is important, and it is the primary reason I support them.

There may be other factors at play here two, but that was the most obvious one I could see on the spreadsheet you shared.

I just signed up for the pro membership mainly to take advantage of the Deal Analyzers, but after analyzing several properties, I am struggling to find make the numbers work for me.

The biggest factor though is trust, and it can be nearly impossible for a lot of people to trust something they can't talk to/meet with in person.

Eg. do you want 4 townhomes, condos, 1 sfh or 3 sfhs. etc..The option i suggested is what i normally do and what seem to work pretty well for me in this market but everyone has different goals and strategies.I'm a realtor my self, although i mainly focus on my own deals and properties.

@Austin PetrieGetting a good ROI is usually a factor of buying really well and managing really well.

There's a lot of factors to consider in deciding between renting and buying.