His main objective is Cash-Flow.He is also open to purchasing a turn-key investment property.Please let me know if anyone has any recommendations.   

The lot was zoned for this but there was a requirement during the zoning process to notify neighbors for any objection to the project.

It may not be worth it given the number of properties and headache you need to deal with to meet your return objective.

Hi Glen I work with an organization who handles evictions for our firm in that area.

One of the things you can do differently is upgrade to Quickbooks Online Plus, which will let you organize your expenses by "class" AKA by property.

What have you found to be a simple/stress free way of keeping your business organized financially? 

Just wait, it will get cheaper, then buy it and lease it to the organization running the halfway house call them first, they are probably a non-profit so you could do a triple net lease.

I work on the BOD of one of my (non-RE) professional organizations and it has given me a whole new way of looking at some serious problems we are facing.

Being a former stockbroker I work with individuals to help them create a strategy that matches their risk tolerance and retirement objectives.

I have even managed to hunt down a closing agent, harder than I ever thought, who can and will do a double close.What I don't have is a company or organization that is willing to give the buyer a mortgage without my name on the deed or anything of the sort.