Our virtual meet up is around 30 people. 

I shows my what dates people are searching for this year and last year.

They call it a tribe, a family, or something similar, giving people the sense they belong to something special—often creating a tight-knit environment that makes it harder to question what’s really being offered.So, what’s the takeaway?

So I'm good at finding people.

To me, that can be done in many asset classes, but I think most people associate it (nowadays) with single family residential investing.

Also, I think you need to have an accredited investor status before you can invest, so that may explain why you don't have as many people talking about it.

And I don't think it is as clear cut as people are saying.

But I find that most people want to invest in areas that are solid and that don't have bad tenant quality.

Is this how most people do it? 

Unless it's cost-prohibitive, I'd remove it for the same reasons people have stated: 1.