Wonder why....Mitch, thanks for the suggestions, however, with the area it's in, there are NO houses around, or traffic for that matter, so none of those ideas will work for me.

The funds selling units with a minimum investment of $1000 or $2000 are either public partnerships, that has registered with the SEC and on which the organizers have spent $250,000.00 or more in legal and registration fees, or unregistered partnerships probably selling units in violation of federal and state security laws.

We ended up with a few too many properties that completed rehab at the same time; so we thought we might try auctioning a couple using a company called RealtyBid as an alternative to selling on the MLS.We usually sell for 10% below market value (in order to drive traffic) and by the time we pay $3k+ for buyers closing costs/incentives we are getting close to the 15% below market that RealtyBid estimate we should achieve.

I had a pretty good organization working with me for 18 months in SO TX from researching the property to completing the deal with a sale.

I do not like books on motivation, being organized, and other psychological stuff.

Outside of real estate I volunteer as a youth mentor and have been working with a great youth mentoring organization in Newark for the last 4 years.

At one time I recall a specific form for organizing a one-person LLC, but I don't see that form any more.

Please read take the time to read these two items, which are as follows: a website and an email I received recently from my Librarian's Organization (NewJersey Association of School Librarians).

I just wanted to see how everyone else stays organized with supplies and paper work.Do you digitalize all your paperwork?

It amazes me that in "The land of the free" some organizations (Which are not defined as government) can tell people who own their own property, how to landscape, what looks good and what doesn't.