You don't want to give potential leads the ability to navigate to other parts of the website and distract them from giving you their information. 

I think the audience you are looking for will lean more towards something clean and easily navigable.

I rarely use my trucks built in navigation system.I thought I’d add my IPad Pro with cell phone data plan.

Navigating the Regulatory Landscape: State Efforts to Rein in Real Estate WholesalersIntroduction:Real estate wholesaling, a practice where investors secure properties under contract and then assign those contracts to buyers for a fee, has gained popularity in recent years.

Applicants get a case manager who is typically very helpful in navigating the program's procedures with the landlords. 

This link shows that you are required to be licensed to appraise real estate in New Jersey:http://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/reaFrom that page, you can navigate to the laws concerning appraisal in New Jersey, where you will find the definition of appraisal:http://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/Statutes/realesta...Here is a link to a bulletin from your state addressing BPO's, and probably where you got the idea that so long as you state it is not an appraisal, it is not an appraisal:http://www.state.nj.us/dobi/bulletins/blt13_05.pdfHowever, if you read the entire text and not just the part that says you should place a disclaimer statement in a BPO, it clearly says a BPO is an appraisal.

We had worked briefly with a tax professional but are also in the market for a real estate minded accountant to help us navigate through this process and hopefully future deals.We've scoured internet forums and BP (so pardon if I've missed a similar situation) and we would be so thankful for any expertise this great community can offer! 

@Sarah PursellHey Sarah,I think that’s a great post because your specific question actually represent much more for business owners point of view.to your ,question in general ,it’s pretty simple.overall,if you think firing her will do more good than bad let her go.otherwise,let her stay.Sarah,my advice for you is approach anything related to your business like a business.try to let your emotions stay out and take it from “she insulted me” which is personal ,to “shes a difficult customer”.Also I’m a believer that there is a way to communicate with anyone and navigate them to our ways of thinking.by what she did for a living and the way shes talking to you sounds like she’s really seeking for power and fill important,she wants to fill in charge .

There is ambiguity here, which we have to live with and navigate wisely.

Some pointers for you: The "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and so do BP members!