Has anyone used this organization before?

-Find motivated seller (Bank/FSBO)-Send numbers to Hard money lender (Pay Document Fees)-Forward POF letter for offers from hard money lender to listing agent-Form LLC if accepted (Pay express LLC fees)-Find Attorney for title work & closings (pay consulting fee)-Make offer in LLC name with Articles of organization & other documents to strengthen the LLCs reliability along with POF and Escrow money 1k-3k-Get necessary documents from attorney/listing agent for purchase&sale signed to gain interest in property-Market Property to End Buyers Via internet & Cold Calling -Buyer Comes to Closing with 2 checks one for purchase one for my fee-Sell him the rights to the LLC and everything involved with it & Fire myself-Play Closing costs- Cash my check-Should Take about a month from start to finishContingenciesSubject to Inspection approval Home must remain in the order in which the contract was signedDocuments neededPurchase & Sale Option to PurchaseAssignment ContractOperating AgreementMemorandum of Management Rights Transfer

Need to specify exactly what the deal is.Any professional organization (company, business entity) that requires a professional license, from what I have ever seen, requires all to hold that license, an engineering company must have all engineers, a beauty shop must have owners as beauticians, a law firm made up of lawyers.

I live in Carlsbad and have grown enough that I now need to start my search for a tax expert in the real estate field.

They have helped me grow my business far beyond what I could have grown it without them.

Hacks for keeping organized?

After a few months of living here, I joined the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization of Dayton.

I have found Home depot to have the better (still basic) form of accounting for materials purchased.However I've recently grown and need some advice on (proactively) segregating expenses between properties.My main concern is finding a way to properly separate each purchase into a bucket via a spreadsheet. right now, nearing the end of the year, i see a huge list of purchases and i'm dreading picking them apart trying to allocate each item to a specific property / purpose.

With that being said, one thing that you generally find with correspondent lenders is autonomy in workflow, unless, the person that you’re working with has a poorly organized team, or, lack of resources.

I'm starting out in real estate investing, and I'm looking to get involved with a local real estate investment club, networking group, or organization that is in the Richmond, VA area.