We can be more effective and efficient by being better organized. 

What's amazing to me is that more landlords aren't ready to organize against this unacceptable abuse of our rights, other than this post you made i've seen a few random mentions here and there in different posts, but almost no landlords are standing up for their rights. 

I've had a vision for what we could do to revitalize the area and put together a team to pitch the idea to the organization that owns the majority of it.

If you are an investor you probably want one of the lower cost or free software packages to keep everything organized.  

They essentially buy themselves a volunteer job working on their own properties for no pay. 

With a recession looming and sizing a lean organization..How are you'all handling the situation!

As a former Computer Consultant and Business Owner, computer technology only gives an incremental reduction in costs over like minded tasks that require organic (human) input.

I recently got laid off and I am looking to volunteer my time to help out an investor or someone experienced in the real estate field so I can learn while I am out of a job. 

He's going to have a hard time making an solid argument if you guys have a plan that's organized with numbers that make sense.

I am currently located in Los Angeles, California and I am looking to get hands on volunteer work in real estate related areas.