The best part is there is no hidden fees.Another thing I love is the bookkeeping and analytics—it keeps everything organized for tax time and helps track cash flow without spreadsheets.

My quick tips: focus on strong communication, stay organized, and learn the local landlord-tenant laws inside and out.

My experience is many IRA custodians don’t prepare Form 990-T, so investors may need to hire a CPA specializing in exempt organization taxation.

Everything I do is organic—calls, emails, and texts.

There are plenty of community organizations (eg churches, charities) that they could reach out to for help and they should have done that sooner. 

What we are working on is making sure that the business is organized and prepared.

Thank you for the suggestions on the USDA and SBA 7a for lending.We have not organized a formal proforma yet, just discussed various revenue projections and expenses.

Does anyone on this forum know how to do this OR if not the name (organization) of someone who does?

Networking or calling local agencies for partnerships does well too as partnerships with local agencies fill vacancies there are several that need STR or MTR (Newark is full of them) everything from economic based agencies like La Casa De Don Pedro to reentry programs to NYC based organizations that bring in workers and would rather not pay for NYC accommodations. 

Asa Triche is very active wholesaler and one of the organizers.