It's all about time allotment and organization.

I have begun to set some goals for myself, because without them I would not have a proper plan to begin executing them. 

I would recommend connecting with Larry Smet who I believe organizes a meet up once a month.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

You can use an investor website to do one of 2 things:  attract leads through organic search or through paid ads.  

If the JV is formally organized, like an LLC, it should be a simple matter of having the LLC sign as the borrower and the JV partners sign as guarantors.

Sometimes, there will be additional documentation required due to some of the information that you previously provided, and sometimes it will just be a result of standard operating procedure.I certainly admire you wanting to get your ducks in a row, that is an organized, laudable way of going about things, but regardless of which lender you choose to go with, they will pretty much all operate this way.With that said, you can begin to think about some items that will be important from the lender's perspective, one of which @Jerry Padilla touched on above; if the property is in an LLC or personal name.Hope this helps,Michael

@Tim Ivanchuk I understand it can be quite frightening but just try to be organic and honest let them know what you’re looking or who you’re looking for.

I think it is in prime position to re-organize cutting out the fat in the company.