Also search for "meetup" and the biggest city near your area, and you may be able to find a local meetup or REIA to network with some others and learn more.

(I imagine those demos are the biggest consumers of co-working space), but I wonder if there is a niche in the suburbs as there are tons of freelancers, solopreneuers and work from home types out here.Most of them are setting up shop at Starbucks, but it's tough to do meetings, conference calls, etc. there because of noise/lack of privacy.  

My biggest obstacle is actually FINDING a good deal....

I have found at this point the single biggest factor to expanding my portfolio is the 20% down to acquire new properties.

Also search for "meetup" and the biggest city near your area, and you may be able to find a local meetup or REIA to network with some others and learn more.

I have seen some of the biggest disasters who have nice ads and even a website.

Also search for "meetup" and the biggest city near your area, and you may be able to find a local meetup or REIA to network with some others and learn more.

Don't know the scene there all that well but I do know that the CT REIA is one of the biggest ones around.

As @Chris Wyche mentioned, the biggest thing to look at with 5+ units is the cap rate.

So far, as I delve into this particular niche, the biggest learning curve for me is the art of recognizing potential deals.