Ive set up alerts for my area and have talk to one of the organizers for the NY meet up group.

Hi @Sondra Mckibben ,I'll connect you with two people and organizations that can help you:1) I am a friend with one of the co-founders of Puget Sound Veterans Hope Center, Bob Mattson, and I'll PM you his contact info. 

With Oil & Gas projects, investors shared an 80-82.5% stake in each project leaving between 20-17.5% for the landowner and oil company who organized and operated the prospect.

What are the pros and cons of renting a property to an organization?

So, I would say if you sit down and make a list of all the people you feel like you can approach using your phone book from your cell, your friends list from facebook if you have an account, or any other organization you belong to including family and you speak with all of those people you list and can't find any private money, then perhaps you will have to use a HM loan to do these deals and refi with a bank until you have built 1) enough cash to bypass the HM or 2) have enough equity/relationship with the bank to obtain an LOC.I didn't have enough to flip in the beginning either so I used rental  property to make equity and upon refi ing those properties bought on contract initially with a local bank I gained a large equity position in my properties that I used as an LOC to then enter the flipping market.Hope that helps ya out buddy!

Credit unions used to be limited-membership organizations.  

It's a very unique property, in that there are almost never rentals in this particular town, and it's a town that people absolutely want to live in. 

Not worried at all with vacancies as this is a prime downtown location near new development, new organic supermarket and 5 minute walk to 3 different train lines or even a walk to financial district. 

Just the fact we have organized rides there shows how much that part of town has improved; I hear a decade ago, it would have been dangerous to be doing that down there.

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