You best course of action is to get very familiar with the law - perhaps print it out and read it a few times, that's what I like to do, as it's usually written very poorly and takes a few re-reads to understand - and then review any of your off-the-shelf contracts for clauses that are not legal, and re-write your agreements to reflect that. 

You can print out a free guest pass on their website. :)

As you noted, they lack the foot print to cross state lines and most won't even lend outside of the community they are located in.

GSCCCA has a single use option which gives you 4 HRS of accessibility for $5 plus 50 cents per printed page 

We decided it was best to just get a full set of architectural drawings printed up so the city would stop asking for more stuff.  

Lots of fine print, 13 page addendum you have to submit with your offer.The properties I got sent, vary in price range, area and repairs vary as well, as as what I can see on the pics.

When the times comes I'll probably prepare printed and digital copies, so I can give the lender options. 

You will need a blue print from a stamped architect who either works with an expediter or can handle it themselves so you get a permit issued in a reasonable period of time.

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They also asked to turn in blue prints and  building paperwork, with application.Thanks!!