What is the best practice to keep everything aligned and organized in terms of income generated from the property.

If you buy in the earliest cycle of a development's build trajectory, you automatically force appreciation over time as the development homes become more value each time they release more for sale.

An activated carbon filter will take care of the color, as that's just caused by dissolved organic material.

This is a very motivational conversation on a real estate investing organization...

In addition to the cost to register and annual fee, each state offers different anonymity - i.e. some states like DE will make very little information readily available to the public (or available only after payment of a fee), while other states, like FL will at a minimum include and make available to the public the annual filings and the original Articles of Organization on their website.

In return for working with the broker and investor the buyer gets a guide in a sort of ways to help through the process.Also there are specific organizations for self storage, retail, industrial etc. and they have very specific books that can be useful.You have to be careful with books also.

I know organization is important when approaching lenders, so I'd most likely make an analysis to show the lender.

Which is where delivering food comes in, folks will pay for all sorts of services and today there's some organization that is managing those gigs in your area.In parallel;  start studying, reading, networking in your local REIAs (where the experienced folks hang) on creative deals. 

I stole this concept from a Reddit User who had an alphabetical list and I wanted to put together a list organized by topics in Real Estate Investing for those looking for a specific thing they want to educate themselves on.

Have you ever partnered with any of those types of organizations to help get tenants placed in any of your units?