It's just human nature.

I used to work for a Habitat for Humanity and the ED at my location would pay a local man to sleep in the home at night as a method of protecting the property against people coming in to steal the copper pipes.My question to you is, how do you secure your properties when renovating in areas that aren't the safest? 

My name is Michael Young and I have become the most motivated human being in the last three weeks.

The requirements for LLC creation in NYS are fairly straightforward, and myself having some background in complex software development, it seems easy to me to generate a letter perfect LLC doc provided proper inputs, and once the software does it correctly, it has a better likelihood of doing it correctly again than a human. 

If the answer is yes, go work with a flipper in your area or habitat for humanity so that you can learn a how to do a thing or two. 2) Go find deals and generate leads to fill investors pipelines so that you can generate the cash needed for the your first deal3) The above jobs are a slow roll and don't pay that well you likely can't execute the contract by yourself and will have to use someone else and they will want a cut.

She has lots of faith in human nature.

It's a human who just lost her house after all.

Habitat for Humanity Re-store?  

It was built by Habitat for Humanity about 12 years ago. 

I have updated my resume, and it shows that although I don't have a college degree finished, I believe I have developed human capital more than other 24/25 year olds coming out of college, even have done successful strategic partnerships as a manager of one of the properties.