I use a VA for some basic online stuff and 'internal research'.

I am looking at a house that my agent is communicating with the listing agent and is going to be told the BPO price that they come up with.Once we know what the BPO price is, and if it jives with normal analysis, is there a safe % we could offer to increase the chances of it being accepted?

I live in a small town however so I don't know if Craigslist and other online sites have stopped newspaper adds.

Buyers here are also pretty skeptical on flips, first thing they will do is go online to county records and see what you paid for it.

Obviously if I were concerned about the safety, I wouldn't live in it, but just because the windows aren't large enough for the code doesn't mean there aren't safe exits.I don't think a building inspector would care because I'm not talking about "adding another dwelling to the building."

Same for your website if you choose to focus online - it's going to take several weeks or possibly several months before it starts churning out leads on a regular basis.

These agreements are typically drafted by attorneys, but I have seen templates online.

They very much apply, if your seller is a dealer or park owner, search here for "SAFE Act" and "Dodd-Frank", for MHs pay attention to posts by @Ken Rishel , mine too LOL. :)

I got very excited when reading about the great opportunities to be had with mobile homes, and then quickly discouraged after learning about the SAFE ACT.

You can find it on line.