They're a great solution in tight places.  Depending on its price, could be a better deal than a similar priced acoustic piano.  Not as easy to have worked on.

If you're keyboard shopping though, I have a Yamaha CP-70, older than that Roland and ten times prettier sounding (though easily 10 times heavier) for a few years that I'm looking to get rid of.

I might be interested in one, too.  Or a similar electric piano/keyboard type of thing. I don't know much about synthesizers and that is probably not what I'm looking for. My preference would be something with full-sized keys and a piano-like action maybe 4 or 5 octaves.  I haven't played much in 20 years but I'm thinking about changing that.  I'd also like to do a little intro to music theory and keyboarding with my wee goslings, too.  In fact they've been asking to learn some basics so they're part of the impetus.  

What's the asking price on such a thing?

Hey Goose -- hit me up: shana (at) shrugrecords (dot) net

Bob Ward, who runs/ran Lindor Ward, the shop across from the Voyager on Superior st., would because great resource. He is one of the nicest guys I've met. 

However, I'm not sure if the shop is still open. I would look for a number or stop into the lower level of that shop and see if he's still there.