I'm just trying to figure out a way to organize the info.

Followed a dream and made my full time career as an Air Traffic Controller.

I have experienced this myself from the few business organizations I have been part of during my college years.

Habitat and community reinvestment organizations do it on a nonprofit basis; however, the number of houses they can do is very limited.

Might be a good thing for Ted to know what the traffic laws are before he gets in his car.Now, if you don't have a real estate license, it might be a good idea for you not to do things that require a license, might not be a good idea to act like an agent, might be good not to let others see you in a role of representing others in a real estate contract.

However, I understand that in order to get to the 5th or more financing, one has to be more organize...so, I'll have to apply it sooner or later.

Also reimbursement is changing from a fee-for-service model to global cost saving measures through “Affordable Care Organizations” (ACO).

I think whether you're doing them nationwide, or just where you live, you need the same things......being well organized, understanding the process, and having a great team of title companies, attorneys, Realtors, etc.

Where do you do this a ) high traffic zone in a there are less distressed home owners b) A mid - high traffic zone in an undesirable area - less properties qualify for loanc) Less populated area where no other bandit signs / little marketing exists d) none of the abovee) try them all and take score?

@Nephtalie PierreI try to stay as organized as possible.