When my boss gives me a research project, I have to find all the answers and organize them in a manner that makes sense. 

Also, I am a member of GaREIA and I lead the SouthSide group for the organization. 

I listened to The One Thing on my commute to work and I am not sure that I drink the one thing Kool-aid, but I agree with the book that focussing on the next one thing has amazing power to achieve goals and move organizations. 

Luckily, I've found a decent one where I invest.My question basically organically generated as a result of reading a lot of the feedback on the forums to other questions.

He organizes meet ups all the time in the San Francsicio area.

Maybe these HOA organizations are hoping to catch a lender asleep at the wheel?

Non-profit organizations have much better data and experience than do conventional lenders.

Definitely connect with @Brie Schmidt, as she has rentals on the northside and check out the monthly meetups that she organizes. 

If you're a non-accounting type, might Google "Accounting audit trail" and scratch the surface of the topic to organize receipts, expenses and capitalized items.

Consider using a 3rd party as trustee who is really organized, too.Mike Morrongielo runs a good reia In SFBay area and is familiar with structuring and other resources.