I posted a blog post about on BiggerPocket's Members Blog:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6526/blog_post...I'm also helping to organize a meetup for overseas investors.

Scott and bound them into a 3-ringed binder (will use this as a guide for me (Very particular and need to stay organized)4.)

But I will surely keep records of everything as I am very organized. 

I've recently moved back to NJ from MD with the vision to, like most others, make money grown on my tree.

It also stated there was "potential for organic growth".

Personally, I hope to one day be able to dedicate a certain percent of my portfolio to assist in situations and organizations such as this. 

If you are a Dan Kennedy subscriber, you can find a number of good marketing contacts within his organization and at his events.

This may be the same person as the next one, or it may be someone that works for them, or they may be an equal position, just depends on how the City has organized everything.

Depending on when the condo association organized, they have a lot of authority on when you as the owner may be on the hook for large amounts either through special assessments or from back expenses (which FNMA should deal with prior to sale, but be careful).Second, associations use their dues in different ways - @ $125 per month, I would guess that most large projects are funded through special assessments rather than tapping into a reserve that has built up collecting $125/mo from each tenant. 

The real question is: Is your organization mature enough to offload lead generation from you to another person?