They claim her mother who helps babysit also experience these symptoms and her father who was visiting from California also experiencing symptoms. 

Conventional Manufactured 80% LTV/HCLTV/CLTVFHA VA USDA Manufactured.When a manufactured home has an accessory unit (mother in law, granny unit, guest house, etc...) the accessory unit will disqualify the manufactured home for financing.When a manufactured home is the accessory unit it will disqualify the property (technically Fannie / Freddie will allow, but investors do not).Very important -Accessory units are ONLY allowed/accepted, when the property is officially a "single family" property.

My S/O is a nurse and her income might qualify, but she's only been working in this state for 1 year.

I thought it wouldn’t be hard to get financing because I have a good job (nurse) and good credit 750 score.

Also, everyone and there mother is investing in the market right now.

I never lived in KC, but my mother in law grew up there. 

she is a neonatal nurse practicinoner and according to every website i went to her salary here in ohio is the same as it is in san jose!!!

I don't have a "Princess" I have a wife who is a nurse that works her butt off at the hospital at night and then helps me rehab homes on the side.

The owner could just take back the property without jumping through hoops.I did one lease to own on my mother's house.

Keeping the property, has me kinda close in my debt to income ratio (well on paper at least not in reality but that's a whole other story), and with the storm coming that is probably not were I want to be.The only rush we have is the fact that we have a newborn coming, and no nursury, but the reality is that the baby is gonna be in mothers arms non stop for the next 6 months, I spent the first year with our firstborn sleeping on the couch!