Perhaps you could volunteer with an organization like Habitat For Humanity that helps people earn their way to ownership.

If he can't find a job in his profession, he should use his spare time volunteering in the psychology field, like on a suicide hotline.

Members of the board pay a lot of money, and those of involved with our associations put in a lot of volunteer time to do things like lobby on your behalf (You can thank us for getting you the 20% pass through deduction), create the contract forms, hear grievances, promote our industry and on and on.

My only concern is the renter tripping GFCI's and calling every time - I guess it is easy enough to just tell them to reset.I am handy enough to do the GFCI replacements - when I was a teenager, I volunteered on projects thru my religious organization in the electrical department.

They also arranged to hire someone to mow for an elderly couple where the husband was recovering from a heart attack; they organized volunteers and used funds to buy paint for the exterior trim of a couple out of work. 

Do not lie, be honest if they ask, but do not feel obligated to volunteer your experience level.3.

Hello BP Peers,I’m part of a volunteer not for profit organization that owns a mixed use two family and store In New York.

Volunteer or get paid to work with an investor.

But, starting out, you will likely have to work with family and friends to build up a reputation.A long-term play is to volunteer with the goal of getting on the board.

My brother has volunteered to manage the unit if I rent it out to others outside my father.I could get a heloc and try to buy a rental property in a better location which would reduce my positive cash flow to maybe $100 p/M.