My thought process was that MF housing would be less emotionally price driven and more logical pricing since i would be competing with investors instead of "The Jones that absolutely LOVE the house and MUST have it." 

This takes emotion and subjectivity out of it.We explain to tenants we don’t want to evict them but have no choice if they don’t cooperate.

It means you have enough discipline and focus to see a project through to the end.

No algorithms are able to predict markets, full of human emotions ... 

so 2.7% of the population has now been priced out on top of the 61% of renters who already can't afford a home purchase. the last few years have been so strange to me. while I know so many are struggling I've never been more financially secure, disciplined, and ready to buy property.

The question you posted is very helpful tool to help you save your time , money and emotions.

Like any other group built on emotion, they are not analytical or fact based by nature.

Add to that unrealistic (maybe not since they seem to be getting them) expectations from sellers and it's a recipe for disaster for a disciplined investor.But this is where your due diligence periods have to work for you. 

However, even though the financial aspect of unruly guests were covered, it was the emotional aspect that I wasn't prepared for.

I am going through things with them that I went through with my first property and I really forgot how emotional and frustrating it is!