Section 8 rentals can do very well, but you have to practice and do several of them to make it worth it.

When I talk to sellers, I simply asked them when do they want to close.

You need to be building capital and to do that you need to do deals that don't cost you any money.

I've been looking at buying RV Parks, Boat Marines and or Mobilome parks, I've read that SBA and HUD do have loan programs in these areas.My question is who do I contact to help get the ball rolling and pre-qualification. 

Do you use a PMS? 

Is the Turbo Tax software a reliable option for doing taxes that include real estate investments, out of state, personal?

Further, it's always a good idea to do due diligence into the association itself to make sure it has adequate reserves in case of any large future expenditures.

Have run Facebook ads (not very good ROI for me, but do get friend requests from unknown men and women who think I'm attractive and stupid), and often drive for dollars...as in, at least once a week I take a different way to where I'm going. 3 times in 6 years I drove by a FSBO (for sale by owner) sign and it resulted in a successful transaction. 

I just started my due diligence phase, but the first thing I need to do is better understand the financial feasibility for the project, and how the return might compare to other investments we have undertaken in the past, which have been mostly acquiring existing buildings and renovating, not new construction.

Do you have any go-to strategies for sourcing these types of deals or for speeding up the analysis process?