Just a few additional words of encouragement.

First, that unaccredited and unverified as accredited investors were allowed, or even encouraged to invest in what we are being told was a Reg D 506c offering, which requires verified accreditation status.  

Thanks for the encouragement.

To expedite the accumulation of reviews, focus on competitive market pricing, provide exceptional hospitality (aka.. go above and beyond to start... think welcome gift, etc), and encourage guests to leave feedback after their stay.

I encourage you to check out the link I posted above for more info.  

After that, I would encourage you to go to your county recorders office / court to request data yourself.

@Ram Gonzales - I bought a quad earlier this year and in addition to running the numbers as a larger multifamily property (income, expenses, NOI) I would also encourage you to look at the price/unit for triplexs and quads in the area to get a general sense of a comparative market approach.

The three weekly calls are very informative, encouraging and thought provoking.Are you thinking about signing up?

I think that there's a spin to your post that needs to incorporate the idea of being "welcoming" and "encouraging" of every member to pursue the long-term benefits of real estate responsibly, even as we of course do not want to encourage irresponsible real estate investing decisions.Curious to hear other's thoughts here. 

While subsidies and other initiatives have their merits, I genuinely believe that adjusting zoning laws to encourage diverse housing options could have the biggest impact across Texas.If you're ever interested in discussing this further or exploring investment opportunities in Austin or even Phoenix, feel free to reach out.