There are also some third-party trainers and consultants who offer paid Yardi sessions (usually aimed at companies), but you might be able to hire one for a private session if you’re really motivated.Bottom line: don’t stress too much if you can’t find an official “Yardi certification” — most companies just want you to be familiar with property management software in general and show you’re a quick learner.

During that time, I’ve helped investors navigate the process, taught classes, and even written books on the topic.

The high volume guys are working on very slim margins.

Financing & Insurance:-Did you find it harder to finance or appraise RV parks compared to other asset classes?

Quote from @Henry Clark: If I had a B or C average in high school.  

On the other hand, in-law suite homes in A-class areas—usually in the low to mid $400s—will likely attract higher-income, more stable tenants.

Class A properties do NOT meet the 1% Rule and rarely cashflow for the first 3-5 years.That's why so many newbie investors focus on Class B and C rental properties.The mistake they make though, is not using proper metrics for analysis, which leads to their expectations not being met => and losses.

Yes the Class feature Cost a bit extra which is a bummer bet the support for it is amazing, and it is easy to allow access for Tax Accountants to pull the reports they need rather than my clients playing middleman. 

Even on older multifamily in borderline neighborhoods, 7% after expenses is high.

Buying a class on arbitrage is like buying a class on building a class.