Here's the rub:  The street address of my rental doesn't exist. 

And also, the majority of people are not that organized.

New investor here.Thinking about end to end pipeline management for finding, closing, rehab, rent, hold/sell deals.What tools are you using to keep your information organized, clean, reportable, etc?

Articles of Organization (depending on the entity you choose), Statement of Authority, Operating Agreement (can be optional), Employer Identification Number (EIN).

When you are organizing your real estate investing endeavors, these up-front expenses must be taken into account.Good luck!

By participating in forums, going to events, and organizing local meetups, you may build your network with other investors, mentors, and industry professionals.

I can offer partial or full operation, setup, schedule organization, property maintenance, on-call/out of town coverage.

Here are the things I provide (nicely organized in a folder): - Renovation Overview (see example attachment to this post) - Rehab Cost Breakdown (see example attachment to this post) - Before/After Pictures (see example attachment to this post) - Comps (I print out comps from the MLS that support my sale price and add them to the folder) Of course, while most appraisers are happy to have you around during the inspection and happy to take the information you have, don't just assume this.

Insights into the local market, real estate listings, and connections to other investors may be obtained from them.Make Use of Social Media: On sites like LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram, follow real estate investors, organizations, and pages.

Are there any other organizations you'd recommend looking into?