If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

As you know, I've been pondering the same question.I've been trying to organize my own thoughts on the issue, and have come up with some of the following items for consideration:What happens if we "do nothing"? 

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

But these are easy to do, you just need to be organized.

However if you are simply looking to invest in the real estate market (ie you think values will go up and you want to benefit from rental income, but don't care about owning the actual houses directly), there are many types of passive REI that allow you to invest in real estate without needing to vet deals, organize, rehab, hire a PM, etc.The easiest of these is probably a REIT, which is like an ETF or mutual fund comprised entirely of commercial real estate investments (either direct investments (Equity REIT) or investments in the mortgages held by the owners of real estate (Mortgage REIT), or a combination of both (Hybrid REIT)).

That is what a beneficiary is, the entity that benefits from the parent organization. 

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Here are my organized notes of what I've considered.

The last few months I have started working a job with a nonprofit organization that I enjoy working at for just under 40k.

See if you were right or they were right.Talk to the organizer or organizers of the sale.