They take advantage of their proximity to large metropolitan centers to support the arts but prefer a more expansive home style in less crowded neighborhoods.

I have invested with @Joshua Ferrari and Ferrari Capital and really like how they operate and the very open communication style!

But as time goes on, the solar cell efficiency increases and (I imagine) overall system cost decreases, so there's probably a relationship there.My impression at the time was that there are a lot of MLM-style solar companies out there, which always felt a bit pyramid-schemy.

Purchase price: $99,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Three bedroom two bath ranch style home What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

We're just like any other market, you just need to find the right neighborhood that fits your investing style. 

There is no on landlord oriented tool.

Are they actually a valuable networking piece or is it more speaker oriented with a presentation? 

If they won't answer, that's an answer itself.)Please note that you cannot discriminate against any number of reasons that are found in fair housing, including familial status, race, gender, sexual orientation among many others.Write out your criteria and do not deviate from it.

@Evan Corbin If someone already had diversified investments (assuming IRA and investment accounts) and wanted to invest 250K in rental real estate I would suggest narrowing their style of investment down first. 

They shouldn't be priced more than comps because comps indicates same style (flipped and ready), so there is no need to pay for a turnkey property if you can buy another one, not through a turnkey company, that is sitting on the market flipped and ready.