Do you think it would be a valuable asset to have an experienced person who is used to dealing with showings, and understands the psychology of how to create that positive face to face contact?

You are, however not exempt from any tests and inspections, the best way to do it and learn is from the inspector, some are dumb, some are stupid, some have the patience to teach you, some just dont care and sign you off; they are just people, and they know their code back to back, so if in doubt, ask them what kind of test they want before you start working on something i.e. rough plumbing with an air test.

Thanks again, everyone, for the valuable input.

You have an ally.No reason not to honor your deal to save a measly 3% on one deal when this realtor is far more valuable than that.Get back the money, you'll lose to the realtor, in negotiations in either the price or terms and conditions

Your ALL in cost is only a cup of coffee.I am currently flipping homes in Orange County and teach others how to do so as well.

Not only are you dealing with the challenges that come from such a transaction, but you are also trying to sell and teach the concept to the park owner and possibly RE agent (who probably is not savvy about such terminology).

I'm happy to teach what I do to others we have 2 deals done this year from my "bird dog's".  

Track how valuable your keywords are by using KPIs (key performance indicators).

I am going to work to secure my contract and do my due diligence with all of your valuable advice.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a popular book, but it is also fantasy, entertaining to read, but it doesn't teach reality or the basic knowledge needed to be successful in an industry.I'm always saying "learn real estate before trying to deal in real estate"!