I would be happy to meet up or help you however I can.  

The historic board is tough especially when they only meet once a month, thats if you can get on the agenda for that meeting.

We discussed each of our concerns, hers we're more about getting the owner a small nest egg, and I was looking to meet my cash flow (quad chart) criteria.

I would say if all mechanical systems are working, there's no leaks, and some sense of integrity in performing the work: then someone could potentially be ok not completing all the fixes required to make a place market ready and rent for cheaper.

Whoever you consider working with in the future I highly recommend you thoroughly vet them, and that should include a visit to the market to meet with the team, see their work and the neighborhoods they invest in. 

I am currently using Quick Books Online, which is great for the overall financials of the company, but I would like something that integrates the tools needed for CRE investing, partnerships and syndications. 

Looking for recommendations on real-estate meetings/groups?

@Marlon Long 20 isn’t a large response as the majority won’t meet your rental criteria

When I close on a house, before I meet with any GCs I always walk the property with my listing agent.

Hello Jay,it copies and paste a little backward.. but by my sending this in and subsequent meetings with the state of Oregon investigators its clear that assigning contracts with no intention to buy IE its your business model and advertising in ANY manner a property you don't own is simply illegal in this state..