I don’t have that background, but watch Loopnet.com if you are looking for larger complexes... commercial brokers hang out on that site... you can easily scale to hundreds of units if that is the scale you are looking for.  

I am talking about Las Vegas or Orlando or the hundreds of college towns all over the country 9) Increasing odds that Trump gets voted out in November 10) Massive financial pressures on state and local governments11) 2nd quarter financial results will pull the stock market downAnother massive dose of stimulus and extended unemployment will be needed to keep things going.

One person's experience can be anecdotal...an agent working with dozens-hundreds of clients is likely more aware of trends or frequent issues in your market.

@Shelley Sheri because I have dozens and dozens and dozens of clients from California from San Diego into Silicon Valley flipping them hundreds of properties they all tell me the same thing.

I think you need to add 2 more qualifying questions to get a true perspective;  1) What city are the rentals located in2) What is the grade of property in your portfolio (A, B, C or D)I have hundreds of clients who have never been sued (B to C areas), but have a larger client with about 900 units in C to D areas and he gets sued 5-10 times per year. 

If you earn a hundred thousand $100k and it costs you $1000/year and you save $30k/year in Fed taxes and another $6k in state taxes seems like a good trade off.

Then you could rent the property for market rate and still cashflow a few hundred dollars a month while someone else is paying towards your equity. 

They went from a few hundred per year on my one unit to a couple  thousand. 

Would need to factor in mortgage pay down and predictable appreciation to the return calculations.Getting a few hundred in cash flow with 70% equity in the property is not too hard to find.

I got several estimates from companys wanting hundreds of dollars.