But it does keep you organized and you can input tasks and follow ups and it will notify you of them.

If it's "heirloom" corn and it's grown organically, it's worth even more. 

I would probably be able to initially get a remote job (=somewhat flexible time) that would pay the bills.I am thinking of putting down enough on each unit to generate the cash-flow to generously cover expenses, and roll that cash-flow into expending the business.As far as I am looking at it the maths and my spreadsheets check out but as the title of this post says, I'm a newbie and would appreciate feedback.Oh, if you are an experienced real estate investor in those areas I mentioned, and can't seem to figure out how to stay organize, scale and automate your business, drop me a line I can probably help.Thanks!

I have plans to create and establish nonprofit organizations too.

I did a walkthrough during the sale and saw that he is actually very organized and all of his things are indeed there. 

I wanted to give you a heads up about a BP investor meetup that will be going on today in Manhattan, organized by @Darren Sager .

I have done many other things, from teaching Spanish and bilingual ed in CPS to being a political organizer for Harold Washington to working in a canary in Sacramento and working on a hospital in Houston.

I just tried that and made a house 99 percent ready for disabled. unfortunately, I was not successful in finding an agency, organization, or a way to get disabled people in there.  

Congratulations on being so organized and well prepared.All the best.

In other words, she's going to be hanging out in the Forums and on the Blog each day, writing and organizing stuff!