You really have to do trial and error and play to what your potential sellers like.

I have been listening to the BP podcast for about 3 weeks now (10 episodes at least) and EVERY single person on the ones I've listened to has the exact same story, they came in and succeeded through trial and error.

One variation on house hacking is to buy a SFH and rent out a room or two.  

A BPO from a mill is much closer to a full blown appraisal these days.If you are asking the agent to look up a few solds,actives,and expired's and print out a one page form from the MLS then that does not take much time.If you are wanting an interior evaluation with repair estimates and making adjustments for variations in comps to arrive at a more accurate number doing as-is versus arv analysis then that is more like a BPO.In that case the agent should be compensated.

Just a lot of trial and error to get everything lined up properly.

I look the property up by address, then by different variations of the name.

You will find over trial and error is that there may be some tweaks here and there that work really well for you.One tip you might want to consider that I have used with success in other applications, is the use of a custom typeface.

I'm not totally sure I understand your question, but I can say that every state that I know of requires that you include the words "Limited Liability Company" or "LLC" or some other specified variation if you are creating an LLC, e.g.

I'm currently on a free trial for realeflow  the software and looks very promising  but it's so slow  and laggy it always freezes on me   that I end up  logging out and log back in again .

Have given several a shot during the trial period, but thus far almost all of them assume you were there during the development phase.