End BackgroundIn talking with home about creative financing he mentioned to me that when he sold his home just next door, he listed it for $175k and the prospective buyers came in and offered him $198k.

You should have gotten some info about the system along with the home, including the documentation about the system like the permit, paid invoice, warranty info, equipment manuals and data sheets, net metering agreement, production payment contract, name and contact info for installer etc.

His quote includes permit fees, so I am wondering if the permits are really required.

Prospective buyers may be deterred because of the delay caused by the park’s right of first of refusal could range up to 10 days.

A couple filled out application for renting my property. Their credits are bad 500+. I was gonna overlook the credit and rent the house to them since most applicants have low credits. I have called their past 2 landlo...

That opens up a can of worms with fair housing laws, but also gives me a chance to make sure everyone gets along and POTENTIALLY convince prospective tenants they wouldn't be comfortable so they chose not to pursue an application.My other way of preventing tensions between renters is to target my advertising.

A large prospect software is ProspectNow. 

I also have a SFR listing there and I encouraged my seller to offer money toward buyer's closing costs thinking we might get a number of FHA prospects. 

But since it's a flip, and I don't want any headache on county inspectors, etc, getting into the middle of something that there's no need to get into, and delaying the flip process for any reason (not doing anything illegal, getting permits for new windows, etc, but never know with previous owner's reno, etc). 

@Austin Bright - In Texas, if the seller has an inspection report, received or purchased by them, within the last four years, they are required to share it with any prospective buyers.