Even for counties with electronic submission, attorneys who aren't closing there regularly likely aren't willing to close one-offs there. 

You would just need to qualify regularly for your new home.  

It’s important to include anything that regularly comes up throughout the year (here’s a hint: birthdays, Christmas, soccer uniforms and summer vacations come up every year).

I'm all for kids working but punching almost half a regular working week on a 13 year old will seriously cut into their "let me be a kid" time. 

If they choose a payment plan, I recommend they pay it off in less than 90 days and the payments should be regular, every 14-30 days.

How do you overcome the objection from a landlord that a STR would create more problems for the owners than a regular rental would. i.e.- there would be more traffic and there is a permit to obtain from the County.  

Albeit, the grass will require regular maintenance but it is a quick inexpensive fix.

So I want to see that they’re still getting paid this money, and the actual break down on the check stub of how much they get paid per hour, how much of it was overtime, whether they regularly earn overtime, any garnishments or involuntary deductions, year-to-date pay, etc.

There aren't really any mobile home parks close that I know of.But there is this neighborhood with 5000 sq ft lots that have MH and some older built regular homes.  

Do you find your experience using this strategy better than regular SFH