The grand administrator.Projects are presented to the trust through underwriters such as Apogee.Note these other organizations are/were underwriters during the psat few years:A Diamond Investments, LLC - my understanding this is an Alexnader companyThe Boyd Consortium, LLC - a Brian B "boyd" Higley company I found these companies related to the company when i did my research in '07.at the time of our deal, Apogee Ventures was a Nevada limited liability company.The following link is to a SEC filing of a company which was working with Apogee and they even indicate in the filing that their future is dependent on the grant.

But I've also started flipping nicer homes, the key to that is finding distressed sellers.Like I mentioned before, you gotta dig thu a mountain of crap to find the gold and diamonds.

@John Casmon while they probably want way to much money from there run down buildings, they  are also probably the whining, complaining about everything slumlord, and everything is the tenants fault (including the roof leak and no hot water) but you could always try to market to them and see if you could get a deal, search through enough coal piles and you will find a diamond mentality. 

The minimum projection of growth within this partnership level without adding anymore capital would go as follows:Year 1 - 2 Properties, Year 5 - 4 Properties, Year 10 - 8 Properties.The Diamond Partnership ($14,997.00 Upfront One Time Membership Cost)The Diamond Partnership is the middle level partnership which gives individuals access to this system and working side by side with KK and his team in a real estate portfolio.

If you’ve had bad experiences with investing in Baltimore since 2015 and feel like some of the properties are crap in some of these areas (that I haven’t mentioned) then that’s fine that’s your opinion and your experience, my opinion is that it isn’t but in no way am I attempting to change anyone’s mind by subtle insults on how they invest it’s best for folks to find out for themselves because what may be crap to you may be a diamond to another which is why I decided to shed light on the good things to take away from these inner city areas.I would assume that you’re still in Baltimore since you didn’t state otherwise so let’s just go with a more positive take on this response.why are you still investing in Baltimore?

I would rater have 10 diamonds than 100 lumps of coal.

Try to check out the Black Diamond meetings, they have locations in Worcester and Waltham which are probably about equidistant from Ashland.  

The rough in the diamonds....not the diamond in the rough.

There's always diamonds in the rough but I think most investors look at the $20k/flip as a decent rule of thumb.

Then go to several low income properties in different neighborhoods and eventually, you may find that diamond in the rough.I also want to point out that when you go to low income, you may not be able to do a full due diligence tenant screening.