While the prices are attractive, I'm concerned with its long term viability.

They still have not confirmed one of the main ones I want (OMG category for my mirror house) but they said they are having tech issues. 

Tools like this helped us determine that retiring in the Memphis Metro area was good for us and has helped form our investing strategy, mainly SFR and some commercial spaces (flex, studios, small office).

If you want to buy in University city, I recommend staying as close to the universities possible in order to attract the best tenants and have the best room for appreciation.

Is it mainly a sales pitch or is there good knowledge that you cannot find elsewhere?

However based on these experiences still seem too risky versus just going after some of the options with RealCrowd that seem attractive and proven. 

What are the main marketing channels you use?

(LOL, likely a paid co-branding snippet and doesn't do anything for you)3) We run "X" in ads to attract buyers!

We have a lot of more urban units in Tampa that attract mostly Airbnb (maybe 85-90%) and they book close in, often same day. 

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