The info is here, you just need to pull it out, organize it and use it!

Search the web for the economic development committee/council/organization in the area you are looking at.

Please refer to the list of agencies below and contact the organization or agency that you think can help address your specific problem.Visit the link I provided, you'll see the text I am quoting, and proceed from there.

If you have a property now, and the meeting is not for a couple of weeks, then look on the club website, and call the organizer, and let them know you have a property to sell, and does he/she know a few people that may be interested.

That organization publishes a manual (written for the benefit of the tenant) that every landlord should read.This conditions have caused me to be a resident (and property owner) in SF, but to make my real estate investments elsewhere.

Property managers find it very handy for organizing all their rental applications online; saving them a ton of time and streamlining their business.The add-on services include resident screening and credit card application fee processing.

PS I should mention that I have a hard time learning from forum searches, and am glad to pay for the organization & depth of a good course, thanks

A new supplement to the HAFA guidelines "amends this restriction to allow servicers the discretion to approve sales to non-profit organizations with the stated purpose that the property will be rented or resold to the borrower, so long as all other HAFA program requirements are met."

Has anyone purchased real estate from a non profit organization?

Another possibility would be to create a business organization such as an LLC and title the properties to it and apply for a loan for Operating Funds.