Both of those cities are experiencing major revitalization of older, core areas, and we aren't even talking about areas that had become war zones.  

They have yet to show me a compelling reason to join when you visit their website.

However, I googled reviews of the class and low and behold, BP members had some interesting and compelling commentary.  

Is it in a location where the demand for rental properties will remain high, generally in a more core area and not part of the urban sprawl SA is experiencing?  

I can get this info from Core Logic but minimum order is $2,000 and my list would only cost about $350 so it just does not make sense.

I won't provide an analogy as one isn't necessary, but I would never believe that there is a positive business angle here that is compelling enough to add the risk and the grief to your day and your life.  

This is the kind of information that working with a local (Ohio) based training company shares as part of their core training.

Your question is a very important one, as finding great deals is way more than half the battle for successful real estate investment, IMO.At their core, most strategies seem to be to focus your acquisition targets and process to either eliminate as much competition as possible while still acquiring quality properties and/or by developing and leveraging a competitive advantage.

I like to compare my actuall Real estate board stats to what they say, I find its usually cherry picked data.If the Toronto Market starts to fail the ripple effect will start to been seen on the outskirts of the GTA first and foremost, as those values are based strictly upon lack of affordability in the city core.Most cities with their own economy will weather the storm with ease and see little to no negative effects, Brampton, Missisauge, Cambridge, Hamilton, Kitchener and similar areas will see mild stagnation if not slow growth.Places based purely on accessibility with little employers in the area will get hit the hardest as the Toronto market slows down or sees negative appreciation people will buy in the city core rather than an outskirt.

I summarised your core problem and offered a resolution to that problem.