I’m a wholesaler and flipper here in Wichita, I’ve learned that real estate really is a team sport.

You can also attend the Dutch investor Meetup events, for which in one of them @Geert Schuring is organizing them.

Also I would consider joining Rarebird when you get settled its a great meetup once a month well organized with guest speakers ( plug I am July's guest speaker LOL)  Walk score is HUGE here and the way properties are zoned take that into consideration.. for instance I have 3 homes being built now for spec right off of Freemont and Williams there is a New seasons there and huge hospital..

Wait to see what happens in the next 3 months, a strong group of hosts are getting organized to propose some changes and show the city the benefits and what a big loss this would be.

My fear is that the interested investor is such a small subset of investors that are maybe only a few deals in, big enough to need organization, but not yet big enough to be paying for a full back office package.

She says that she just forgets, and I honestly think that's part of it coupled with the fact that she just has poor organization skills, because like I said, she usually pays the same day she receives a late notice. 

@Aaron T.According to the IRS if the income of tax-exempt organization (including IRA) is derived from an active trade or business the taxes must be paid.

quicken home and business will get it done for you and keep you organized and has rental reporting features like cashflow reports and schedule-E end of year reports.

I'm bringing the deal, I'm willing to organize it.

How organized is your accounting?