I started looking a bit into Rochester which has a way lower price point for multi families and single families but obviously I would be unable to house hack as it is 5 hours away from NYC which I will not be commuting lol.

Now if it was definitely a single unit and only she could do it and it was properly labled it would be on her.

It's also not necessary for a single rental property.

I own a single-family home built in 1950 here that I rent out.

I'm a bit late but want to reach out to the community to see what might be my best bets to get my money back (file judgement, etc.).

You don't want to start a relationship to learn about storage units and then find out they only invest in single-family homes.3.

I’m a 50-year-old single woman renting my home and caring for my 2 elderly parents.

Also, in general, I wouldn't solely rely on a single source, rather: 1) collect feedback from various sources, 2) decide which components are the most critical for you personally, 3) weigh in on the pros and cons, 4) speak with all of the operators to add to the list of pros and cons, 5) and only then make an informed decision. 

I'm looking to start off in areas with lower costs coming in, preferably under $100k single families but definitely under $200k. 

I'm positive though that in this business there is no single right way to do things.