I put in a listing and just got a message back that the earliest I can schedule a call to review the property (before it will even list) isn't for two weeks...

If nothing, you should find a better organized PMC!

Through the years I have organically happened upon good deals just because folks know that I'm in the biz and ask me to buy their property. 

The difference is that instead of a lender and borrower, the scenario is a vendor that helps schools, churches, and other NPOs fundraise, and an organization: agent refers NPO to agent who is affiliated with vendor, vendor offers referral fee to agent, agent splits referral fee to agent that referred the nonprofit.Is there anything--legally or ethically--that would prevent agents from doing these, or can it be done, without any issues?

I looked into buying a cash-flowing multi in places like Lowell, Worcester and Brockton, places where you can get a solid cap rate and I think are ripe for organic rent growth and appreciation (though markets like Worcester have gone up quite a bit recently).Places in Boston hold value and tend to appreciate, and the rental market is great.

She is doing her part and trying to set up help from different organizations.

HUD funds organizations to conduct these sorts of undercover investigations to assist people who are alleging discrimination.

Why would an organization allow you to use their proprietary software if you are not a member of said organization? 

Thanks for organizing. 

.● Anyone registered in the National Do Not Call Registry cannot be a recipient of an organization’s mass calls or texts.● Unsolicited faxes for the purposes of marketing are prohibited in any case.● Robocalls to emergency services, hospitals, doctor’s offices, healthcare facilities are prohibited.● Any calls made to lines for which the recipient is charged for the call are prohibited.● No artificial voices or recorded calls can be made to residences without the recipient giving prior consent (opting-in).