There is a form you can fill out that are articles of organization that all members agree that all annual meetings do not have to be held.I have not heard that an attorney must do the eviction, but states are different and you will have to follow OH's rules.

Also, I am not physically in the area and there are no REI clubs there...it's a smaller town.

I haven't physically looked at this property yet (I've seen pics of the outside), and am waiting on the expense/income report from the owner.

There was a great article about New York coop assessments and how much this impacts various owners in todays paper on line.

But the draw backs are not having the income from my current job and also lack of benifits.I just feel like the days pass by so fast but I can't get anything accomplished because by the time I get settled in at home its 7-8 pm and i relax for an hour go to bed and get up at 5am :protest: So its almost impossible to find the time to do anything more then read books, articles, check listings every now and then...etc

Here is a link to an article I wrote that was just published about Ely, Nevada where the bulk of my rehab projects have been.http://www.narreia.com/newsadvice/news_detail.php?

(here is an article that could help in that: Assembling your Real Estate Investing Team.)

Generally, Article 12-A of the Real Property Law provides that anyone who, on behalf of another and for a fee, 1) negotiates a sale, exchange or rental of real property, 2) collects rent, or 3) negotiates a commercial loan secured by a mortgage must be licensed as a real estate broker.

I've read plenty of books and been on countless REI websites, but a recent epiphany has finally gotten me to take some action and this post marks my first physical baby step towards becoming an investor.

take control of your day and what you do physically and your mind has no choice but to follow.