Because inspectors are paid to find faults (Even it really isn't one) and many are so miscellaneous that they have nothing to do with the long term sustainability of the property.If you really want them fixed, we can arrange for our crew to do it and then you can pay extra for the unnecessary repairs.Fair enough?

I would really appreciate any feedback on options that may work in this type of arrangement. 

Try to arrange a face to face meeting with the owner.Of course, none of this tells you how distressed/motivated the seller is.

If someone is also buying section 8 we can also arrange a deferred payment mortgage.

I have scanned through about 1/4 of the sales in our county for the last 3 years, arranged by seller name, looking for a person or company who has made multiple sales, but so far, the couple flippers I have found doing that haven't responded to me.

(Maybe you could make some sort a pre-arrangement with them - or work with an angel investor that could front the money and then you reimburse them with a hard money loan or something like that).  

Also, start by assessing your own living arrangements.

The big issue here is that the legality of the receipt of out-of state referral fees is entirely permissable if you are licensed in Florida and your license is active with the DBPR and if the Principal is fully aware of the arrangement to pay you a fee this is the important part.

It's great that you're open to various types of living arrangements, as flexibility can be key in finding a good house hack.

Or, is there other typical arrangement when you work with realtors under this mode.