My question is whether donating them to our favorite nonprofit organization would be a good option?

I’m looking for a program to help organize potential properties I’m considering investing in.

Thanks, Richard Helppie-Schmieder creating a list does keep things organized and help with the flow. 

We believe everything we do should help improve someone's journey...We do this by bringing Veterans, Retired Service Members and Accredited Investors to build wealth and “Get Their Time Back”....We just so happen to syndicate the purchase of multifamily property with our friends.We are rolling out our March to 1,000 doors and are seeking some assistance.We believe that investing with a purpose is important, we are committed to donating a percentage of our acquisition fee to a non-profit organization that serves Veterans.

Connections can grow organically this way.

Writing down all of my questions will help keep those thoughts organized, and for questions where I can't find answers I'll have a list to run by those who I meet with.

I'm just wondering if any of you organize events like this and if you would be willing to share your stories.

Owen,We built our lending business organically just as you are trying too.

Anyone in the Seattle area that would like to help organize a Zoom meetup/virtual bar of some sort I'm down!

I have always done my own taxes via TurboTax, but I definitely need to get more serious/organized.