Kevin is correct on the income limits.I - ahem - have a friend who is above the $150k income limit and can't get any benefit from filing a paper loss on his real estate.So, tweak the depreciation (and amortization of start up and organization costs) to give you zero profit, but not negative.

Your plans need to be flexible so that you can operate in keeping with the mission of your organization.

The classes taught me what I needed to know in an organized manner and included interactions through a forum.

Dee -- organize your data in a spreadsheet, format it in a professional manner, upload to Google docs/spreadsheets, then post the link here.

After a brief attempt at pre vet (verterinarian), Organic Chemistry made me realize I probably needed to change my major.

The guy I am referring to worked many hours for many years, was supremely organized, intelligent and driven.

I believe it is, do not get me wrong, I simply think it would be worth proving and making available to others - not as a guru fee, but as a project template for some of the more proactive and "true" non-profits or church's to give those that want to work, a chance/path/guide.

A murder would definitely qualify as a threat, I would think.Here in Baltimore we have a non-profit organization "Baltimore Neighborhoods Inc" that educates both renters and landlords.

Do you use a lead tracking software to organize deals and leads?

Even with the help of an IT department, many organizations have failed to implement the right design, equipment and management of these sophisticated systems.