Currently, I am a social worker for a non profit called The Matthews House, and I am just getting into real estate investing.

Get involved in your local REIA organization -- where there is sure to be many new investors -- and let everyone know about your background and your services. 

Very little money was made on this deal after all these years.Let's compare this to another deal.  24 units in Scottsdale AZ purchased out of a non-profit liquidation sale. 

Out of respect for all of those involved in the negotiations I will hold off on specifics, but will update this thread on how the negotiations go.Rob is extremely organized and detail oriented and has been a pleasure to work with throughout this process.

Do you feel like your company or organization would be a good fit for a newbie like me with my current investment goals?  

I joined REAPS in December and have been really impressed with the energy of the members, organization of events, the speakers they've lined up, etc.

Get your own attorney.But from experience here's what you need to be doing right now - keep track of all correspondence and attempted correspondence and keep it organized.

Or are they to HOA or some other organization?

I think there is a lot of potential to force appreciation in North by cleaning up the neighborhood: organize trash cleanups, organize block parties, neighborhood watch, mow lawns of vacant houses, get active in other community building organizations etc.In Saint Paul the up and coming neighborhoods I see from most to least gentrified are: Midway, W 7th, W St.

I think it's a lack of organization and time management, possibly.