I call it the more doors is better mentality.

We only have your side of the story and don't know any of the details.It sounds like by complaining, you may have shot yourself in the foot, so to speak.A handicap, reduced mental capacity or any other disability does not exempt you from the property being deemed uninhabitable, actually it makes matters worse. 

I had a poor mans mentality, but I know now that I can afford anything I want to.

If you are open to having mental health clients who have section 8, I can get you a list of housing liaisons that work for LA County Dept. of mental Health.  

Just like those successful veteran agents who cheerfully poured into me as I was learning, and like we all who have this "abundance" mentality pour into each other every day.

most FHA buyers don't have the money to do fix up.. so the govmit wants a tip top shape property to loan on.Sellers don't want to go through that.. when there are buyers using conventional financing were repairs are not an issue and the folks like you are not going to live there.. you as an owner occ will be looking at the property with an owner mentality not an investor mentality.

If the deed says "one hundred eight and 54/100 (108.54) but the town says different - winner goes to the deed.Prior to Survey day, do a lot of role play and rehearsing using a pencil at your kitchen table.

You've got the right mentality but it just seems like this deal might be off the mark.  

A good amount of the turnkeys are over priced, BUT I believe this to be just a mental block.

This is the mentality that many, many people had in 2006, 2007 and 2008.