I work on the BOD of one of my (non-RE) professional organizations and it has given me a whole new way of looking at some serious problems we are facing.

I have even managed to hunt down a closing agent, harder than I ever thought, who can and will do a double close.What I don't have is a company or organization that is willing to give the buyer a mortgage without my name on the deed or anything of the sort.

@Tom Smith To use this specific case as an example about 100-150 pages were planning documents and maps laying out the community and all the planning that went into it's construction so not super important, about 50 pages for how the HOA is organized and who is in charge. 

Hi @Bob Malecki -It's great you are organizing this.

I've been in this business for 10+ years, have a well-organized and trained TEAM, and a list of subs and vendors so long it would make your dizzy... we can run a a full on gut-out in 3 months or so, but everything has to run 'just right' including city inspections.

It's just them organizing the volume you provide. 

I have used QB for years so am not starting from scratch, but want to start out on the right foot since it is a lot of units to keep organized.  

I would say the bigger concerns are consequences of growth such as traffic, and consequences of industry, such as mercury in our waterways and lakes. 

The neighborhood location is a goldmine (although area seems to be getting worse - more populated, random people walking around, traffic, etc) from my point of view.

I have been approached by organizations asking if I would provide that as an alternate service.