I am currently putting in offers on properties and am looking to have an attorney ready for the attorney review process.Also, for the BP lawyer folks, how do you typically handle fees when a deal falls through?

I think it's more about adhering to contract law and being careful to not violate agency laws.

As long as you are not eating the paint chips with lead in them  you are typically fine. https://www.epa.gov/lead

Typically not unless you are replacing the under-layment as well.

So I assume whatever process that you say will be required would be to ensure that such a scheme is not an attempt to subvert the "related party" issue... although that is typically accomplished by an affidavit at closing.

Can someone recommend me a firm that does this, and what are the costs typically (ie percentage of purchase price, single dollar amount, etc.)I'd like to do it myself but would feel 1000 times better knowing I'm doing it in addition to a professional company and see what disparities arise between their analysis and mine. 

I am a golf professional so I typically snowbird for work.  

In my head, white labels means that someone, most likely an individual, took the time to give the mail a professional touch but actually took the time to type out, print and adhere the label.

I typically use the app during the evenings.

But, lenders typically apply the escrow balance to the loan payoff and that reduces your loan payoff.