When I mentioned above that depending on the specific property tax sale listing says I may check out other stuff.

I will say my A class stuff can be like this for stretch's but C and D NO way no how..

The money my parents gave me was a guilt payment for a lot of messed up stuff that happened in my childhood.

Doing some research in 2-3 states and wondering what are the best areas in your state to look at properties for purchase that would encompass most of these:-Ability to get a few acres (don't need 100, but say 3-5)-Home that can come with land suitable for small hobby farm/homesteading type stuff (couple of horses, maybe small garden, etc.)

You can always pick those up after the lease ends via a judgement in court - you will have the same odds of collecting unpaid rent (close to 0).Sometimes we take it personally when folks do stuff like pay late every month - landlords live longer when we learn to not take things personally.

I'm hearing stuff like you have to pay relocation costs based on # of years they have lived there or some expenses I think are absolutely crazy.

I cringe when I hear people talk about ordering stuff from Ikea and then complaining about how long it takes to assemble, plus that stuff is prone to break sooner on top of that. 

The inspectors generally just want the unit to be safe, and meet health codes - stuff most landlords are doing anyways.I would recommend leveraging a good property management company who is clear on how to work with the housing agencies.   

Bulk salt, oils, vinegars and tons more.TP, paper towels, small soaps and shampoos, coffee pods, tea, creamers, Splenda and sugar packets, disposable cups, inexpensive food containers to take food home, Ziplocs, aluminum foil, parchment paper, plastic wrap....on and on.I believe is providing a lot of stuff like that for guests.

That said, modular obviously goes in a LOT faster, and you don't have issues with stuff getting wet, sitting out, etc.