Anyone have any organizations they recommend to go to when looking for a line of credit?

To help my brother convert his traditional house into a fourplex and become a vital part of an up-and-coming nonprofit organization.

Someone just tell me the grown-up thing to do!

Ive said this house needs a second bath right from the start and have gotten nowhere(even the realtor said it needed one), the biggest problem I see in this scenario  is that I really wanted and needed someone who has done many of these with the mindset of the investor/REIA  to walk me through, not my dear hubby who although very talented in what he is capable of doing isn't very good at organization, timeliness, of follow through, therefore he has now quit on me and Im stuck trying to learn AND figure this out and not lose my shirt in the process.I had my realtor walk through the job with me and try and help refocus me but I really even need the financial piece played out at this point .

We are also a 501c3 organization belonging to the Arizona Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.  

But I'm also very organized with my systems and I'm a manager of managers.

Hi @Minh Le, thanks for organizing again, I plan on being there.

I understand your point that small people may not need a full-blown/featured system, but I think they should have something to keep them organized.  

@Mark ZarragoitiaNonbank Trustees and CustodiansA financial organization not described as a bank under IRC Sec. 408(n) also may be eligible to act as an IRA trustee or custodian if the IRS grants the organization nonbank trustee or custodial powers.

:I've always had a desire to own investment property, but had always assumed it would be something I could do down the road a decade or so, once the kids were grown more and I had either sold my business or expanded to the point of excess cash-flow and less daily obligations.