Organization.

A property management software is going to be a great idea to keep organized and make the whole landlording process easier.

The IRS and other federal governmental organizations generally don't do a good job at sharing information (some of the lack of info sharing is for privacy purposes), so reporting any rental income you might receive is not likely going to result in getting 'caught' by the FHA.

From the IRA page on UBIT - "An exempt organization that has $1,000 or more of gross income from an unrelated business must file Form 990-T."

I'm working on closing a single family home on 12 acres. Part of the property is zoned industrial/commercial, however, the part with the house is zoned residential/single family. The issue, an appraisal was just compl...

The first person to rent the room had a unique look and personality about them.

I would recommend joining your local real estate organization.  

The only organized crime  issue I can recall as looking at a single-family home being sold by a woman whose husband I was told was a big shot in a Columbian drug ring who was serving time in jail.  

what are some good systems I can use to be organized while I whole sale ?

I will add to @Mark F.IREM property managers primary specialize in multifamily.NARPM property managers primary specialize in single-family in duplexes.So depending on the type of investment properties that you have is which organization you should look at.Good luck,Kevin