Any suggestions on how to better organize or get this handled is much appreciated!

(Errors and Omissions) provides coverage for monetary losses sustained by a person or organization as a result of a screw up by a service provider.   

They are an organization of Fee Only Financial Advisors that don't sell products or collect commissions. 

Worst case scenario, you could organize a meet up (assuming that you are allowed to meet in small groups somewhere)  We are doing smaller meet ups in local parks. 

The way I have seen it organized is a partnership that is actually the project, and then a QOZ partnership that invests in the project - this helps consolidate all the QOZ investors, and thus your reporting obligations and disclosure obligations are more streamlined.

Thank you again for organizing it!

I worked hard building up a nonprofit just to get sidelined for an executive position.

I would try to see if your state's Bar or Realtor organizations have similar docs posted on their website.

The best way to manage timeframes is to hire the right contractor, be organized and supply a complete detailed scope of work with all selections and colors. 

Mentorships in this sense are a relatively new thing for most people they happen organically or not at all, many investors don't have a mentor they just picked up tidbits from different people along the way.