Anyway, as for the savings, just look up a good amortization calculator such as Bankrate and plug in extra payments to see what your savings could be and then you can save up to do it or use the HELOC or rub your money on your dog and then put it on the mortgage.

If investors attempt to streamline their services, it can lead to a more organized approach to property management, lowers the risk of gaps in insurance coverage or missed tax benefits as well as simplifies communication and reduces confusion.

I didn't miss your point, I'm just not buying the false narrative which certain news organizations like to peddle that there's some kind of mass exodus of people out of CA "voting with their feet".

Does anyone have any excel/spreadsheet templates they use for organization and having a place where you store that budgeting and timeline information?

Hi @Avi Manthe being a local milwaukee real estate investor here are some organizations that are worth checking out to grow your network for hard money, contractors, etc. 

I think there must be some organization that has this canned business model ready to go and approaches people who have names / followings and offers to implement it for them, given the near absolute uniformity in the advertising, and the convention / sell / upsell structure with all the exact same sales tactics, just substituting out the guru for the flavor of the week.

We're worked with similar organizations or placement companies that help tenants in need from various situations (e.g., domestic violence).

I heard that BP did have something that brought together investors but I don't know what happened with it.I would really love to create something similar that EO (entrepreneur organization) for real estate investors. 

I have no knowledge of their leadership or organization.  

Try researching organizations like Oxford House, which operates sober living homes nationwide, or check directories like TransitionalHousing.org for recovery housing programs in your area.