My intention is to grow an organic scaffold that can be of benefit to my community and I believe real estate investment will be my conduit for that eventuality.

@Edison Reis who is to say your tenant isn’t growing organic lettuce to feed their family?

For most of our small drywall and plywood hauls from the big orange retail giant and its big blue competitor, the rack on top of the SUV and the moving blanket+ratcheting load straps that we keep in the spare-tire compartment do just fine.Our vehicle of choice, and I remember the old days fondly, used to be a Honda Odyssey with 200,000 miles on it.

Have you found an elegant case to organize all your cylinders and keys and such?

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Get your OFFICE ORGANIZED!!

If you dig up all the dirt, you will have a giant leaky sieve/strainer and you'll have to basically start over again.  

We pay for all of the utilities due to renting 11 out of the 12 units to a nonprofit organization in the area that places their clients and guarantees the rent payments.

I had years of no job and giant negative tax returns.

Alternatively there is a meetup organized by @Justin Eaton over in South Jersey.I'm sure there are some other good ones out there, but these are the ones I go to and can vouch for.