I've done business with people I've met on BP because they call or write and act like grown ups and usually they can be vetted (they have real contacts, referrals, etc.).  

I've grown by $300k in a few months using leverage and my lenders commercial products. 

I like Dave''s books but that is the last dime I will ever spend with his organization.

It was on about the third or fourth time I found Bigger Pockets.I found jumping into the blogs to be a little overwhelming considering I knew absolute zero about real estate, however the easy and organized layout of the beginner’s guide was exactly what I needed.

Be a grown-up and own your decisions.You are about to enter into an important, mutually-beneficial business relationship.  

Tim Cook is the organizer.

Nationally, average house price is 5.7 times family income and as high as 11 times in Vancouver.There is a also a divergence between rent and housing prices as rents have not grown at the same pace (otherwise, folks whose income has not grown would not be able to rent either).  

What's the best way to keep everything organized and separate?

I want to see audited financials for all stores to see the health of the organization.

My role in the organization focuses on equipment leasing, insurance, banking relationships and purchasing & optimizing parking properties (by the way if you have one to sell, I would love to take a look at it).