Rentals that make financial sense often do not have the features an owner occupied home would have. 

Features include rent collection, tenant chat, reminders, expense tracking, leases, financial reports, screening, listing, other payments etc.

I know someone who raises capital that touts their unit count constantly and now they are moving on to events/seminars teaching people how to syndicate.

I went to an event recently where they had a panel discussion featuring more seasoned investors, and their insight was incredibly valuable!

Try going to a seminar or joining a local meet up.

I'd like a few features that I'm having a hard time describing in search criteria. 

I like the search features: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search

Hi guys,I need clarification on a phrase I hear often times around investing in rental properties.Often times I hear the whole "your goal is to make $100 per door..." in podcasts, seminars, bigger pockets webinars, etc.I understand that the whole idea of getting $100 per door is net - after paying the debt service, insurance, property taxes, property management, utilities, CapEx savings, repairs, maintenance, etc.

@Melissa Jolley and @Matt 'Roar' Gardner sorry about that didn't know BP had an @feature lol.

Also, owner occupants wants features like granite counter tops and manicured laws that investors don't want since tenants do not care for them properly and rarely do they generate enough extra rent to make them worthwhile.So I don't see these two groups competing with each other frequently.