Most are time consuming but can be a great way to get an "off market" deal.

If you are a smaller invester and in full growth mode, trying to acquire as much as you can while still working your W-2 job, with family responsibilities, etc then you may want to minimize turnover for a time as this could consume a decent amount of time (and might make you miss a deal perhaps) .

These audits are time consuming and very stressful.

We are based in NJ, so wanted to know how much leverage we have in this case (and how much we can leverage the Consumer Fraud Act in this case).

The Real Estate Settlement Protection Act (RESPA) requires disclosure of affiliated business arrangements and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is responsible for its enforcement. 

I am a consumer of real estate. 

It can be time consuming without automations in place. 

Nj has a lot of Consumer Rights which I intend on using but am trying to see if another angle could help to get resolution faster.

I think, but am not sure, you would have a Consumer Protection issue since the price it may sale for is very likely not the price you are quoting, thus leading the buyer to fall prey to a bait and switch.Call a local attorney but off the cuff I would not attempt this.

So it can get pretty time consuming for the QI.