I recently toured a home that I had no idea was manufactured.

Video tours, photos, Google map images don't show a lot of things.  

I should have also paid an experienced local investor like $100 or $150 to do a detailed video tour of the property and neighborhood, someone unbiased and who isn't on the agent's team.

It is an old house, so we went back through our pictures and videos during the tour and found that the outlet covers are 3 prongs, but not actually grounded.

Look everyday morning and night deals pop up fast book a tour and get in before the other buyers.

It is the type of clean that people can feel when they tour your home. 

Prolonged enthusiasm can be exhausting (failed offers, tours, travel) one way to remain engaged is to stay connected and in constant communication.

I just read city and health department rules and went toured some other homes in area and talked to the owners , Take them to lunch really nice place ask if they can give you guidance 

Since eligibilty is often hyper specific to a particular board, it is essential to get direct validation from that entity prior to even touring a property. 

Sitting in a hotel conference room just outside of Milwaukee with probably 300 people I got a tour of every possible way how to make money in real estate followed by the obligatory pictures of checks cashed to proof the point.