Bottom line - I am driven, organized, capitalized, and ready to build mutually beneficial, long-term relationships.

The issue we have with some OOS investors is that they never have seen their property in person, they just leave it to the PM and object every repair bill.

Or what seems crazy to me.Is it legal to create a 501c3 organization to buy investment properties and rent them out at fair market value?

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

Instead of denying them, can we refer them directly over to the owner for them to sign a lease with the owner who is willing to effectively manage the contract, payment and relationship BUT would still want to retain us (albeit for a lower fee) to deliver ONLY guest and property care activities (guest communications, organizing cleaning, lawn and pool care etc). 

Being new to real estate, I was not aware of articles of organization and operating agreements etc.

So, I went to a Lifestyles Unlimited 2 hour intro this morning in Dallas, and I want to know of any experiences anyone in the BPverse has had with this organization.

Long-term objectives play a crucial role; selling might be preferable if you need funds for other investments, while renting could be beneficial for building equity and generating rental income. 

I don't think I ever asked him specifically to be a "mentor", it just happened organically.

Found Real Estate Investors Association NYC (REIA NYC), is it a good idea to become a member of this organization?