I don't have a background in Real estate just starting out so i'll also be open to any tips that comes my way.

I know he has worked with real estate related issues around this, don't know his tax background or if he is an investor himself.

I am contemplating going back next fall, but not sure.In the past year I have taught myself coding, so I try everyone in a while to get side work doing that, but without a name or portfolio it is difficult, but I have started creating a Real Estate website that I think would do VERY VERY well with Real Estate and would have the potential to compete with Zillow/Realtor.com , but I do not have the skills to create everything needed, so that thought is on hold, probably for a decent amount of time.Now that I have given my background.

I have no investment background.

I majored in finance and accounting so I have a strong financial background.

Here's the background: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/206...With the judgment in hand I would like to turn over collections to a local attorney (Norfolk or Virginia Beach) or collections agency with hopes of receiving a portion of the $14,900 judgment.I appreciate any recommendations!

Sounds like we have very similar backgrounds with work, kids (I have 3 also), goals and definitely lack of free time.  

It sounds like you have the perfect background for fix and flips.

Granted, with my background I was able to establish that I had more credentials than they did in preparing my replacement cost valuation.

My interest in investment has grown out of my background and desire to use it to make money for me instead of others.