I wouldn't classify the house and its surrounding sheds as a hoarder home, but maybe organized hoarding......???

I’ve built a mobile friendly web app designed to organize information for landlords and I was planning on adding applications to it next so this is good timing.

@Sean Walton is a co-organizer of the gathering and hopefully chime in with more information.Warm regards,Mark..

Most of them have formal research and investigative backgrounds, in addition to being bright, organized, knowledgeable, hardworking, highly competent, good at taking calculated risks, and, of course, quite wealthy.

I've been in REI for 3 years and I've grown to 12 properties consisting of 14 units.

Half way through viewing the house, he got excited talking about how he will organize and decorate the house ..., he walked around faster than I could walk  :D

A lot of the management has been left to memory, but the business has grown to the size that more organization needs to be put in place. 

I timeblock my schedule and make sure it is extremely organized.

As we've grown to 120 units we continually struggle with managing the utilities for our rental units. 

-Ability to read and understand most contracts and financial documentsWhat I need:-Money to fund deals likely 400k-1.2 million for first acquisition-Multifamily Experience for the loan and to make raising the money easier (probable possible without, but much better with)-Net worth and Liquidity requirements to qualify for the loan-Experience in turning around a value add in 12-18 months successfully -Experience in Underwriting deals and due diligence-People who are very good at organizing and systematizing-People who excel at operations and administration-People who have a great understanding of construction and contractors (Boots on the ground is a huge plus)All honest feedback is greatly appreciated.Thank you!