@Kyle ScholnickDon't overlook the important clarification added by @Eamonn McElroy: for this rent arrangement to work, your businesses need to be organized as separate entities filing their own tax returns, or at least one of them needs to.

If you're not familiar with them already, A Woman's Work is a great local organization that I have worked with to provide financial assistance in the form of grants to a few of my tenants (struggling single mothers): http://www.awomanswork.org/pro... 

I'm purchasing a property and allowing a charitable organization to use part of the property as a food bank and distribution facility.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Looking to organize and make sure I am running solid numbers when analyzing deals.

I would not provide our EOI to the resident unless they were requested by an organization or attorney to whom I would send it directly if it was warranted.

TBy going to NARPM you can find someone with some experience and that is associated with an organization that has a set of standards and ethics it requires of its members. https://www.narpm.org/find/pro...

More recently I’ve tapped into Virtual Wholesaling and have started diving into more softwares like Lead Sherpa, PropStream, Mojo Dialer, BatchSkiptracing, and thinking about hiring Call Motivated Sellers and a VA to call my lists and organize all the data.The problem I’m facing is the large monthly subscription costs of all the softwares and services to keep it all going and my lack of experience in the virtual market.

I'll be doing a range of things for the company: marketing and lead development, internal organization/optimization with CRM systems and other databases, construction management, and property management.

We've started organizing our documentation already and have a meeting with an attorney planned for this upcoming week to go over things.