I am running into that same issue but did find the user guide for the data file on the states website which breaks down the definition of each code found in the columns themselves.

Is there a public website or tool to find accurate rental comps on a property you are analyzing?

Did you learn about this on the job, networking, or by reading materials just as a county government website?

We're trying to do this right, so we are creating a landing website and plan for direct mail to be one of many lead generators.   

I'm new to mortgage industry and I just wanted to see if anyone had a few pointers on marketing your loan programs on other blogs/websites, suggestions on how to approach brokers to keep them engaged right away, and how to assure them that being new to the industry doesn't mean you aren't reliable.

Together the lot is considered to be a Four Family Home.I am trying to decipher the http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/offices/housinginspection.html website.

You could also look up permit info on the OpenDSD website.  

Bandit signs, websites, yellow letters etc... 

I called the local branch and they gave me a 1-800#, I called it they were helpful with a website to go to, the house is not listed there.

In fact, Investor Carrot websites say that cluttered and busy looking websites gain better traffic in the "I buy houses" world.On my single family homes, I use all the name address signage.