Your neighbors will observe different cars/people going in and out and will report it to HOA.

They sell you the car for the price advertised. 

I've shifted my focus from textbooks to spending quality time with my dad, who hasn't been feeling well lately, and I'm aiming to build up some savings through investments.Now, I don't have a car, but I have a friend who works nights and has kindly offered to give me rides anywhere between 3am and 4pm.

Repossessing a house is not like towing a car.

I wanted to ask if it is customary for car dealerships to lease the land they operate on?

Point is, if I were to purchase the property, legal as it may be, that leaves me the buyer with a large problem on my hands (not to mention all the clutter that was apparent (old frig, busted up TV, two wrecked cars, etc.). 

IMHO I think the draw to the Poconos is it's proximity to two monster metropolitan markets and their middle and professional class who may prefer in many cases to tone it down from places like Miami, Hawaii, Vail, or Stowe, and instead have the luxury of a 1.5-2 hour car trip to somewhere where they will save on airfare, get a good deal on their accommodations, and still have loads of fun with their families without having to deal with exorbitant vacation costs and aggravating travel arrangements. 

With all the random cars that keep showing up to the house for 10 minutes a pop and then leaving and it being all different people I think this could be a drug problem. 

Like I pointed out that as part of his application process he had to provide proof of car insurance, and he blew up at me and threatened to look into the legality of my practices.

Well, when you let an 8yr old take the keys to the car, who's the idiot when they smash it up.