The institutional side of real estate is cracking down as well, banks, title companies and organizations like the NRA, ALTA, ABA, are having issues with contract assignments by parties that don't have the ability to buy.   

They are also the organization that will help tenants take legal action against landlords.

Start by googling the organization and learning what you can.  

Even if you know nothing about source code, it has been scoured through and independently audited by many organizations/people. 

Then there is the variable cost of drafting the articles of organization, which LegalZoom will do for $189 or a good lawyer will do for $400-500.  

After all, it's usually a big organization that's dealing with the paperwork on a bunch of properties that they've never even seen.

Any advice on how to get organized since I manage my own properties and have two jobs?

the closest one is about an hour away and not many people in the organization yet.We did have a closing attorney/title company at the last meetup.  

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I have already closed a few wholesale deals in my market, but I am in need of getting a bit more organized.

You'll find the document on my BP FilePlace page at http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/ChrisNewma...I also reposted an excellent Organic Hops growing manual that I found that will give you a crash course: http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/ChrisNewma...Also, CBS news just yesterday did a great story on farm breweries in NY.