Your feedback further compels my thoughts toward the lower rate.

Are you compelled to explore central Johnston county for any particular reason?

If you feel compelled to renovate then remind them they we will need to sign a new lease at a higher price.  

There are several helpful groups for learning and networking with other investors, including COREE and a monthly meetup at Tommy's Pizza in Dublin. 

There is heavy development going on around the Urban Core of Kansas City, and many areas that were once "war zones" are now VERY VERY close to being the next hot spots.I'm a part time investor in the area, but fulltime involved in the general development of Kansas City as I own a construction company that concentrates on new construction multi-use/multi-family developments.I enjoy beer, coffee, properties and BBQ

Usually, I'll pass unless there is some compelling reason why I like the property (It's been on the market a long time, it's brick, it's got water frontage etc.).

I've been using BP as a resource for a few weeks now and really feel compelled to contribute and be part of the community. 

They forget that the core of the business is all that is important to an accounting function.Another line of thinking is the holding company is actually the property manager.

In the unfortunate situation where LP's would be compelled to take legal action against the sponsor, CrowdStreet would facilitate communication and support for an investor led initiative and group to take action.

I can tell you that just because there are investors out there willing to settle for a low return on a core+ product, it doesn't mean that will continue to be the case, or that they will invest in a less experienced sponsor.