It's easy to get caught in your own web when circumventing transaction facilitators in any forum, real estate or other. 

Ref: Maverick Investment Group.Recently I sat threw a web presentation put on by Maverick Investment Group promoting turnkey properties in Kansas City.

I have been researching how to make my RRSP, LIRA, etc work for me.I have read Shirepoint site that teaches Arms Length RRSP but I would rather loan to myself.After further investigation, I have come across TD's web site where you can do a Non Arms Length mortgage. 

@Dave AntonacciHello and Welcome to BiggerPockets, the Best Real Estate site on the web.

Would welcome practical guideline, apart from what it says on the web page of the HA and Sec 8 etc. - to avoid any likely problem with Fair Housing or other laws or regs, while trying to weed out wrong kind of tenants who might be actually breaking the rules of the HA sometimes. or it should not be attempted?

Skills I've learned and employed for myself and other businesses have been namely, computer programming (generally focused on web technologies) and internet marketing (email/direct, SEO, and PPC, among others).

Usually if you just google 'property tax' and 'city' (or County), it'll take you right to the tax collector's web page.

•PM Fees•Lease Up Fees•Maintenance crew markup for turns and non-licensed maint work•Rehabbing newly acquired rental properties for investors•Sales commissions buying/selling properties for investors•In great position to find great deals in acquiring their own rentals, essentially managing these at cost•Using crews and contacts to sell turnkey rentals, and possibly even retail flipping.These activities all work well together and fully exploit the PM's position in the middle of a web of investors.Just looking at the PM mgmt fees and leasing fees is way too narrow, as any half way intelligent business person will quickly expand it to something much more substantial.

I do that as the first step, which just involves going online and filling out a short web form and letting them charge your credit card $100.  

I've looked all over the web and found nothing intriguing... help!!