We’re not very organized but there’s a group of 3 of us that get together in Longview every once in a while for beers and talk REI. 

I agree that most of those info can actually be found online anyways, but it was nice to learn them in an organized way.

Anything over 2 weeks is over priced or a very unique property.

I see every investor has a unique set of circumstances and different appetite for risk. 

You would certainly look into amending the articles of organization, issuing stock, etc.

The only thing I can think of is if you have entity paperwork that may need to be reviewed by a legal team, ie articles of incorporation or articles of organization.

I am not very good at spreadsheets and organization.

There are a lot of approval requirements unique to this area to be aware of if you're not already familiar.

For example, purchasing property - together with your IRA - that is adjacent to property that you own can be a prohibited transaction if you benefit from controlling the contiguous properties.That type of prohibited transaction is not unique to co-investing with your IRA, but such structures are more likely to encounter self-dealing. 

At this point we are up to 53 units that I am self managing with a full time job so getting this organized is quite critical.We have loaded 39 units into the software but have not yet added a recent 14 unit apartment complex.