Churches are specialized financing, while some banks will lend there are specialty brokerages from religious organizations that are usually a better deal, search "Church financing broker" that might get it.The others are commercial financing unlike residential, I suggest you go to your bank first, where you have a banking relationship and you can talk to others as well.

The church could still make you remove the fence later on, but at least you have time to build a relationship with the church, and it would be an easier sell by the church leaders to the congregants, because the church is still keeping its land.Get the issue addressed before closing.

. - mobile and multiple users- project management - ability to track multiple projects - potential employees in near future- tracking contractors So from what I can see the leaders are Quickbooks, Freshbooks, and Wave.

Property management is the loss leader, IE it's the steak on dollar steak night. 

HOA bylaws were never formally created and one member of the community has basically self-appointed themselves as the leader in organizing repairs and raising funds for the road.

Many are specific to the individual that I am meeting with but there are some questions that I have taken from John Maxwell's book "Good Leaders Ask Great Questions."

They both have young leaders programs (35 and under) with tons of people in the CRE industry (lots of owners/investors) We get together once a month, usually for a project tours, mixers or education forums .

You'd share commissions with the team leader, but they'd take on many things that would be on you as an independent such as lead generation, marketing, transaction management, etc.

I previously placed hard money leaders on the back burner due to hearing other investors focusing in on private lending for deals.

Save religiously for the next two years, build your credit, limit unnecessary debt, and buy your first house hack when you turn ~21.