I would call Quicken to see if they can help you or some of the other organizations mentioned in this article.

Two Organizations if you are buying in Philadelphia that a must join;Diversified Investors Group (This REIA is connected to the Greater Philadelphia Market and has 5 Sub Group Meetings in Philadelphia Alone)HAPCO - Philadelphia's Landlord Association Advocate - Landlord Eviction Program, Education and Sourcing where to go and how to do in Philadelphia Landlording.CDC's,  RCO's & or Neighborhood Associations - It is no longer by Zip Code sourcing deals in Philadelphia anymore it is by neighborhood designation.

In the pre-digital age of yesteryear, people organized in their Rolodex the business cards they accumulated from attending meetings and conferences.

The town has grown over 163% since 2000 and the base just activated an new brigade which will up the demand for rental property as transient military families cycle in and out of the area.

(Full disclosure, I am a leadership and upper management consultant helping organizations with their projects and preparing their up - and coming managers for leadership roles.

For me, as I've grown, and have other people managing, it has actually been easier to move into B and C neighborhoods as I don't have to directly deal with the headaches.

I'll probably start multiple threads over the next few days to keep things organized. 

Cash buyer's list has grown beyond my primitive "cut-and-paste" methods. 

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

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