For the Limited Partners who seek a more active experience on a ranchland asset, our partnership agreement and organizational structure make hunting and family-vacations easy, secure, and reliable. 

Your organizational skills might be in question, the way I look at it, any additional effort is simply paid to reduce collection issues, vacancies, move outs, clean ups and advertising, not to mention the extra time in showings, processing new tenants and starting over.

You'll want experienced professionals in each of those seats, responsible for their given tasks.The best place to learn organizational strategy is the book Traction by Gino Wickman.

We bickered and fought for months upon months about him not doing all of the organizational tasks I saw as necessary to move our business forward.

I look at J Scotts stuff all the time, and learn from his organizational skills and attention to detail, it's very impressive. 

Hi Bigger Pockets, I am searching for some great organizational tools for project coordinators/asset managers/ flippers.

I appreciate all advice you can provide for great systems and organizational lessons learned.

Keep in mind there are multiple sections to the book including separate sections dedicated just to MREA's (Millionaire Real Estate Agents)...maybe what you're referring to is about when you are the MREA and you're following the organizational model to build out a Team?

I also have a Bachelors in Social Work and soon to pursue a Masters in Management and Leadership - Organizational Behavior.  

A lot of tax planning books in my opinion are trash and really just summarize vs provide alternative transaction structures.Also Principles of Taxation for Business and Investment Planning is really good as well as by Sally Jones.Check out eBay you can get good deals there, also Amazon Prime has good free reads if you search.To be honest most books people recommend are good starting points but after awhile you continue studying and really question whether any of those tax strategies books offer anything of value.Obviously you can depreciate the building, but what about start-up and organizational fees, how do I get to 179 property eligible, when is it proper to group under 469, what is the safe harbor for 199A, how can I transfer use but delay taxation, gifting a property year by year to avoid a sale, etc.