My name is Nathan and I currently attend Towson University with a major in Marketing.

I am a recent college graduate with a B.S. in Construction Management from Central Washington University and am currently working for a Marine construction contractor in the Tacoma area.

@Ryan Andersen the most comprehensive guide to understanding, purchasing, and operating mobile home parks is from the Mobile Home University website (coincidentally authored by Frank and his business partner who responded to you earlier - he's not a self-promoter on BP so I will happily do it).  

I had my attorney review a contract that was sent to me and there was some concerning language used.

Edwards University.

She's started her job here at the university, he's still in another town finishing out a project.

Something that would provide the specs or have the technical language to talk with the higher powers?

I too am an engineer; bought my first house soon after university and house hacked to my college friends.

From my experience it seems the sweet spots if you're not wanting to deal with the East side of town is NW Lubbock, homes south of 34th St. but west of University, and homes south of 50th but east of University.

The most affordable areas that most would consider "Class A" are near the University where the most multifamily in the county exists.