At the end of the day a profit of say $60-80k may make sense even though it also would not meet the 70% rule. 

Currently, I have several people coming to look at it within an hour period on the same day, as to not have to keep going back and forth for each person(it's about 20-25 mins one way).

No one will say anything if you don't and it's done every day. As

At the end of the day a couple of things come into play:What is the state of their business?

City of LA has 7 classes of inspectors, one for electrical, one for plumbing, one for framing, etc. they can't go together in one day as well.

I think at the end of the day, a talk with a Real Estate Attorney would be the best start, but I wanted to make sure that should be my first step and maybe some confirmation that this indeed could work before I start contacting RE AttorneysAnyone?

My first day as a Realtor, I met around ten agents and brokers plus another twenty consumers looking to buy/sell within three months.

For some, the commute time could itself count toward the work day as work is done while the car drives itself.

At the end of the day, a buyer agent is free so why not utilize them as a resource?

At the end of the day, a 5% conventional is always better than a 3.5% FHA due to the PMI.