Something I did not mention in the original post was setting up a lease, my guess is that the best bet is to find a boiler plate for the state you reside and then consult with a lawyer to custom fit it to your needs?

They can't do 25/50/100/200 unit locations and that are self service; doesn't fit their magnitude or profile. 

Learned it was not a good fit for me due to delinquencies and lack of care and pride of renting.

Best advice is to take emotions out of it - sit down and run the numbers and get your buy box criteria down cold, and then stick with your price range, ROI hurdle, etc. and buy if an opportunity that fits comes along. 

Make sure to set up some for yourself that fit your investing strategy.

I think it would come down to who you feel is a better fit for you and your property.

-Mike  Best course of action in my view is to sit down and run the numbers on what it would specifically take for you to make the new property work (what value, what cash flow, what metrics - ROI, etc.) and then be prepared to purchase another property only if a property becomes available which 100% fits your criteria. 

Where do you feel that supply and demand fit into the equation? 

When I have a project like that, I will give tenants a guest pass to my local rec center with showers, pool and spa, steam sauna, fitness center, etc.

We’re looking for a few real estate agents in Charlotte to fill a couple openings, so if you’re an agent I’d love to talk with you to see if you’d be a fit to start working with the investor leads generated by Biggerpockets.I was an agent in the program in Nashville for a little over a year, received over 350 leads which resulted in over $200k in commissions.