Whether they can (especially the non-profits) helps sort them out.Maybe KY is different from OR, but congratulations whether skill or luck you snagged some very marketable properties.

What tools do you use to stay organized?   

NARPM among other organizations have files suit to stop the moratorium.

Hi there - has anybody had success creating their own organic mailing list?

-Personal intro-3 x full tax returns (newest to oldest)-Employment letter-90 days pay stubs-3x NOA’s-3x T4’s-Tfsa statement up to date-Rrsp statement up to date-Credit card statements 90 days- All accounts, 90 days statements -DCR worksheet pre filled for them-Annual mortgage statements for all properties-Monthly revolving statements (90 days) if heloc applicable-property tax docs- all leases divided by propertypotential property info:- accepted offer to purchase- agent view of listing- city zoning map, highlight property- city address map, highlight property- monthly cashflow analysis- 3x renovation quotes- ARV comparables - recent title- PCDS- all current leases with acknowledgments of values- latest cmhc rental market report for the areaKeep things in a 3-4” binder, keep it organized with a table of contents and labelled dividers.

I have also found that ULI is a great international organization to join.

Due to the pandemic and since there are temporarily no local REIA's meeting at various locations in the Sacramento/Placer county area all Meetup's are being organized through Zoom webinars.For area Meetup's here's a link:https://www.meetup.com/cities/...Welcome back to the mainland and good luck...

With 3 STR's I'm trying to start organizing and automating processes for myself.

You can find that out through local or state wide associations/organizations that support your industy (ie. commercial real estate association, state contractors organization, small business owners assoc., etc...)

The seller is an older woman in poor health conditions - currently in hospice - and her only daughter is trying to organize the whole transaction.