She didn't know of anyone looking but told me to call EOCF (Educational Opportunities for Children and Families), a 501(c)(3) organization funded by Head Start.I called EOCF and was directed to their asset manager. 

This was part of my commitment to my commander and the organization I serve.

You need a source of capital (a finance man/woman), a person that can stay organized (the brain), contractors who can do work (the handyman), and a person with good real estate knowledge (the wheeler and dealer).

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

I'm having the same issue with organizing the list after the first set of calls. 

There's a lot of good information, but it's not organized very well and the audio portions are often misread, unaligned with the lesson/page it's attached to, and the section quizzes can be a bit vague compared to the content in the lesson.

I use them on my vacation rental, but not on ordinary homes.You can spend a lot of time, effort, and money trying to get something "smart" but I think the best option is to just organize your keys.

So I found the CEO of the organization, googled until I found an email address and wrote them a compelling message about the circumstances.

The key is to agree on the investments, the duties, the payouts, and the organization ahead of time.

Not only do I KNOW this but this is not opinion, this is fact.It doesn't matter what company is doing the lead gen, ... if their lead gen is Facebook ads, PPC, etc. etc... those will NEVER be as good as organic leads.