I paid for a consultation with a colleague who was the IRS technical advisor on code 469 for 25 years to offer some feedback and clarity because it is so unique. 

They can give you tips on how to make it easier on them but staying organized will help tremendously.Since you have only been at your job for 18 months, you could pursue an option that does not take your personal income into account.

Ideally, those who are more experienced, smarter, wiser, and talented than us.I'm looking to gain more resources / people to rely on: -For new ideas / help / troubleshooting / brainstorming-To help us better our systems & operations -To ask for / offer guidance when needed-To share contacts, vendors, suppliers with-To collaborate with potentially To that end, do you have any recommendations for networking events, organizations or groups I may research / join, and anything else I can do to expand my network in this arena? 

Is NMHC exclusive to companies in that organization?

It's definitely a unique strategy for unique situations.  

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

One thing I like is it gives me some exposure to syndicators I had not met before, some that are a little bigger and more sophisticated and been in business a lot longer than the ones I've met organically.   

There will be more, better one, more organized and less chaotic.

It’s a great place to keep my thoughts organized and notes from the day.

My background is in accounting and most recently, I used to start schools around the world with an organization, but transitioned into full-time real estate April 2019.