I have also seen many "investors: on there offering services in response to other posts.Check you local newspaper and TV station sites, we have some that have chat.School systems are on line and paraents post about the PTA with contact info.Any local organization,churches, non-profits, even businesses may have bulletin boards.I'm outta ammo, I'm technologically deficient, so I'm not that familiar with this stuff, but it's what I have seen.

The clubs I mentioned are networking organizations who will introduce you to other investors who are doing what you want to do.

Providing these solutions for my clients is what I enjoy doing.Living in the Detroit area I notice so much potential in real estate, education, sports, filming, public safety, and much more.. that would help "The D" reform, and grow.

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.

Almost finished with a BA in Sports Management, not sure if I want to go straight to grad school or not.Could anyone use an intern??

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

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.