I can't think of any other business, where the business gets a regular repeat customer and charges them for organizing their files to accommodate the new client.

You have to be organized and truly research 203k information because the loan officer, underwriter, HUD consultant and everyone else involved is going to tell you something different.

Here's what I have tried:Bandit signs in the high traffic areas near my propertiesCraigslist ad of each property with picturesCraigslist ad to invite Cash Buyers, Rehabbers and InvestorsI've gone to the Section 8 Office and acquired the list of LandlordsI've cold called on about 100 (no exagerration) names and numbers with more to go.I'm not in panic mode just yet and if i bump my head on these then i will dust myself off and keep it moving (still have yellow letters going out) Whats my worst case scenario and any advice would be greatly appreciated.THIA

Here is a list that I put together initially to help keep me organized.

One was a paid mentor through Rich Dad organization.

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I have connection with several organization that have investment properties that need re development of the properties.

You need to consider the HOA/Condo Board fees and make sure that organization is good to work with and working for the best interests of the property owners & tenants. 

The Salvation Army is registered as a non-profit organization, and as such, generally enjoys exemptions from things like county taxes.

It indicates the seller is not organized and doesn't keep good records, or is a poor manager.