As long as they’re not definitively going against rules established by HOA or other quiet enjoyment or dwelling privacy laws then there is really nothing more you can do.

These communities are established, which can be a good or a bad thing in that if they have established and stabilized as either a good neighborhood or bad one and are fairly consistent ... so be sure to pick a good one.

The first 3 things I though was established an LLC, created a buyer's list, and looked for a good realtor to provide Comp information.  

It will at least establish a line of communication to move forward with.

I have been working very hard at developing the “backside” of my business before going live; getting budgets and accounts in place, establishing my LLC, website registered, extensive buyer list, etc.One tactic that I have been introduced to has been working with local realtors to find deals before they reach the MLS.

Hard work, long hours and sacrifice are the key to success.Maybe add ......do not start a family until you are financially well established or your investment dreams may never happen.

I still think investing in the market can be and still is a sound and rewarding option for many, but there's just nothing like else real estate to grow wealth and establish cash flow or income. 

Although I have a mountain of evidence such as bills, an email from the utility proving they never established service, pictures, nothing found during pest inspections, etc. and would win a case in court, it's still stress and hassle, not to mention a lot of time lost.

You just need to work with an institution that is setup for this type of record keeping.You can establish one of several different self-directed plan formats depending on your situation and goals.  

You should focus on educating yourself on RE investing and getting your credit positively established.