Pros: (1) Huge market access to buyers with a very slick platform (2) One inspection during the listing process v. multiple showings in a traditional MLS sale - meaning your tenant is less disturbed and you can keep going business as usual while the property is listed and sold in the background (3) Commission is quite a bit lower than retail MLS.Cons: (1) Everything is quite slow and bureaucratic. 

I had the same issue before I switched to an online payment platform which automatically applies a late fee after 5 days.

Most iBuyers are on platforms (brokers) who disallow any wholesalers.

Its just so frustrating because I like the platform but its so buggy!!!

You're probably right to assume that most donors have a CPA but I doubt the 100M renters and half a million homeless in American have access to a CPA, EA, lawyer, etc.So I was looking for some general Bigger Pockets wisdom from actual transactionsbut I'm finding very little nonprofit experience on this platform so far...If you come across any professionals that have actually donated or received real property into a nonprofit in American, PLEASE let me know :)

Other than looking for another crowdfunding platform which could pay a monthly return on investments, I'm stumped. 

There is so much great advice on this platform that it's quite overwhelming to actually settle on the best way to begin.

I just received word of updates to Evolve's systems and platform for 2020. 

Craigslist and social media platforms were showing significantly lower rental prices than the larger website such as Zillow or Hotpads.

It can be a great platform, especially for someone at your age, to build wealth & financial freedom.