I've tried looking at the HUD and Fair Housing Act sites, but they are miserable to navigate around.

All tips or pointers you have would be very helpful for navigating the area and property type I am looking at.

They need some help in marketing but really need our help in navigating the documents and making sure only qualified people come through their home.

In order to do this, you'll need to work with an attorney to properly navigate the successful and legal execution in accordance with your particular state.

One for a new construction and another for a situation that required a bit of navigation. 

You can check it out here:Has real estate crowdfunding jumped the shark?

When you generate leads online you're competing with the big sharks so what might seem like a huge budget to you is pocket change in terms of Google.

I know what many of the local inspectors expect, and how to navigate their system.

You really should not be entertaining into notes as an investment idea unless you have enough capital to work through the default potential of the loan.There are plenty of sharks in the market who will sell you an asset and not think twice about any potential capitalization issues you may have in the future.  

He is one of the most active, if not THE most active, real estate attorneys in NJ and knows the ins and outs of these type of situations and how to navigate the process.