After meetings, I personally scold the presidents for bringing in Snake Oil Salesmen and I write the club organization presidents letters.

On a personal note please make sure you are responsive and organized. 

Now that I've seen the opportunities and built my own organization across 11 states in a year and I'm on track to match my full time income as a part timer at eXp, I'm fully in!

So far I have taken the steps of joining the BP group, I’ve read Rich Dad Poor Dad, I’ve organized my finances to be able to start paying down my liabilities to create the ability to lower my debts and build a savings and I’ve never purchased a home before.What I’d like to do is build my knowledge, skills, confidence and network.

I can then organize my data however I want but I usually sort by # of BRs and date of sale. 

We started with:1) Bookkeeping: we scanned invoices and emailed to them to rename and organize, and input in our accounting system.

Online: Online travel agencies including Airbnb, of course.Off Line: Create a referral program, talk to local businesses, check the logos on cars in the parking lot of a nearby hotel and contact the HR department of those organizations/businesses.Social: Creating and growing a YELP, Instagram, and YouTube channel all help a potential direct-booking guest find you and see that you're not a scammer.

Would she need to inform the charitable organization anytime she wishes to do any thing to her apartment?

I would trade 100 SFHs for a 100 unit apartment building in my organization all day long.

There can also be a fine line between the shelves looking modern and trendy vs messy and cluttered depending on what people store on them (and how organized they are).