The HOA was legally formed, but never organized.  

You can spend your days combing these forums, of course, and hoping you find what you need from an authoritative source....or, you can take classes from a syllabus where everything is organized into a logical sequence.PM me if you have interest in exploring this option.

If company is well organized, it has a regular schedule of communication,monthly reports, for instance.

Hello all,I bumped into a charity organization yesterday.

Also I'm a member of an organization called BOMA - Buildings Owner Management Association.They have several building owners and have a very active community.

He's a one man show who's been too busy doing deals to organize his business.My wife was a realtor for a bit, spent some time running a small real estate office.

I also own a farming business (www.HealthyHenFarms.com) with my wife and 6 kids where we produce and direct market organic, pasture raised chicken to our customers in the Raleigh area.I've dabbled in real estate off and on for 20 years, mainly turning primary residences into rentals as we have moved across the country (NC, CA, GA, VA) over the years. 

Why aren't you leveraging sub ledgers to maintain some organization to your ledger? 

I'd be happy to send an email to you with the due diligence that goes into the loan creation with borrower validation, valuation, and organization of each borrower and what to look for as a performing note buyer.  

J Martin - and all the volunteers that help put this together and organize it so well - thank you so much!