How large or small of an organization do you want to build?

For this county the mediator is a non-profit organization that has funds to pay rent while the tenant tries to get a new source of income. 

You should be aware also that a typical home wiring is not organized neatly, room by room, with regard to individual circuits.

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

Just poor contract language and organization for first rental property.

Our organization was designed to be more affordable, less pitchy, and more welcoming to all investors.

If you're not organized or hate the idea of management (even if it's minimal), then by all means, hire a PM.I'd say most of our Airbnb/STR clients in Colorado self-manage.

That being said, do I need a booking system to keep my rental organized with bookings or do I just list it on a site like Airbnd or VRBO?

I want to understand a little more before asking the next question.So far my basics are:Crowdfunding has to be done through another organization, must be under $5 mil, has a limit of non accredited investors in a 12 month period and still requires filing with the SEC.506(b) can have up to 35 non accredited people - Great, I can't publicize to the general public, a few other rules should an accredited investor want in that I am still trying to hash out) and in general does not need to be registered with the SEC.506(c) must use accredited investors and that one item tells me to look no further into this one for now.I am still digging into Reg A but it looks promising as does the 506bThank you. 

How large or small of an organization do you want to build?