The following are not free:Web hostingWebsite content updatingMembership administrationRecording expenses and balancing the booksMeeting rooms if in a hotelNational REIA membership if the non-profit belongs to national REIAEquipment (microphones, video cameras, projector, etc)The list goes on and onI was Treasurer and Board Member at Large for 4 years at New Hampshire REIA.

If ya wanted to do your own video, you can get the lighting and screen for less than 500 bucks. you can use any hi def camera and I use sony vegas to edit. there is also final cut on the Mac.

Or you could even put yourself in from of the camera, similar to what I did in my small business marketing video and talk to the audience.

They can run a fiber optic camera all the way to the city main to see if there are roots, or the line is collapsing.

Nanny, housekeeper, full time Gardner, etc will qualify but they must be true employees on payroll with the proper payroll taxes paid.

I, like the tens of thousands of others field inspectors make a living driving for dollars with my laptop and camera.

I use my camera phone to remind me which house is which when I drive properties and I keep all my forms and files in the cloud and access them from anywhere I can get cell service or grab unprotected wifi.

Just good to get the question answered. running RV park is a different animal as you know especially if your not there lots of cash for the night .. you will need security cameras to view the pads and make sure your getting paid

They take off the toilets and run cameras to the streets main.Inheriting crappy tenants you should plan for vacancy and major repairs and loss of rents.The type of reserves depends on asset type and condition of the property going in.

One thing I would recommend for any properties in the city is either cameras or security system of some sort; especially if you aren't looking to owner occupy.