CAZA Groups are super because the leadership promotes integrity-driven networking, something I greatly admire. 

The new SEC Reg A+ allows you to do that and there are a hand full of funds that you could look into practically all owned by sane developer and syndicator (he is also an author and lecturer) - look up www.migsif.com - that fund invests in the Bay Area and pays 8% and they actually focus on high end homes around $10mil - great market that actually does not get affected much by any drop in values (ask any realtor and they will tell you that Pac Heights dropped only 10% in 2008-10 recession) this fund buys the properties at 70 cents on the dollar and they add square footage and force appreciation - there is also www.SFIFund.com and www.UGFinc.com - Disclaimer: Our firm has dealt with the syndicator/sponsor of these funds and we have clients who invested in them since 2009 - we do not get any compensation if anyone takes any training, or if anyone or if anyone co-syndicates with the Sponsor or invests in these funds - none of the above is an offer to sell or promote any particular offering 

The city talks a lot about promoting density, but they don't always seem to follow through.

To promote the learning and sharing that has made BP great, I will share below.3br/2ba less than 10 years old seem to range between $1000-$1400 for this area.

I would like to know how to set up an identity, promote, and operate as an independent consultant to firms or get hired on with a company.

One recent promotion was a SF 3BD/1BA in Detroit area suburbs fully tenanted for $10K.

It can be used as an opportunity to promote your rentals in all marketing and to discredit non-compliant landlords.

Thanks for those that take the time to post some HONEST reviews and information here and not those just promoting a company that they own or a family member/friend does.

I am not at all promoting the inflation of value and getting someone in a property that really is not worth what the borrower paid for it; we don't need any more foreclosures.

This wasn't a question for anyone to promote their product.