Most of that time I was the investments manager in Texas for a large publicly traded REIT, managing the acquisitions and dispositions of SFR homes.

I suppose it is all that public education I got drilled with that keeps me holding onto a partial slave mentality. 

The subdivision exits to a main artery with mixed businesses (offices, small supermarket anchored plazas, chain restaurants, public transportation, etc.)A 3/2 in this area is $850.00-$950.00.Hope that answers all.

I didn't mean to try and pull anything over on anyone, which is exactly why I wanted to ask these questions on a public forum.

The charity organization is looking for investors and they claim they are one of the organization county works with to sell auction properties before they auctioned at the public auction.

The only stipulation is that I would need to pay for it to be transported and fixed up in order to start renting it out.

Sometimes there are errors in public records (example: inaccuracy on a deed, unknown liens, forged documents, boundary issues etc).

Essentially, the landlord can ask for anything they want subject to supply/demand, and you can negotiate.This is because public policies have a general obligation to make sure people can get and afford housing, it's not the same with businesses.  

Do not want to publicly post contact info but just google that and you'll find it.

No matter how an operator feels about them, websites are necessary when dealing with the public.