So to say the least, paperwork/organization skills have seasoned very quickly.

Very motivated, she plans to give the property to a non profit organization if she doesn't sell.

Any recommendations on how to better organize and keep track of all of the sellers who have contacted me thus far.

I am trying to find the best organized list to send to pre-foreclosure listings, and the right timing to do so.

You have to plan and organize if you use a crew.

The only exception to that rule is if the wholesaler in the situation is a 501c3 non-profit organization.

They may have additional duties assigned by the managing broker, like education and training in the organization, or compliance, but legally it is the managing broker who has responsibility.

., I was actually thinking about organizing a day for DFW members to meet and hang out.

Also - here's a couple posts to help out: 8 Tips for Having a Local BP Meetup Why YOU Should Organize a Local BiggerPockets Real Estate Meetup And also - @Bob Pohl (Awesome Father and Son!)

I've also read that we apparently have a new law on the books that intends to give "counties additional tools to transfer properties that languish in tax sales to a nonprofit organization, neighbor or other party who agrees to repair and maintain the property."