Maybe a deal could be structured that results in lower commissions and closing costs selling them as a package, but I don't think that savings would warrant limiting your market.

@Adam Heseltine you absolutely can and @Nicholas Lohr you are allowed to have more than 1 FHA loan if your family size increased (warranting you needing a bigger property) or if you had a job transfer out of your normal commuting range (generally 100 miles) and some things like that.When using an FHA loan and already having an FHA loan your VACATING property will need 25% equity in order to use rental income from the vacating property. 

Should you feel they are not providing you with the services & coverage warranted, you can always consider an attorney or public adjuster at a later date.I hope this is helpful. 

She's willing to pay 10% of rents collected (although, she'd appreciate a volume discount, but I'm not sure if 11 units is enough to warrant that (?))

This is where people can get carried away by the excitement of what the property could be, that they forget to ensure they have the budget—and that the house will increase in value enough to warrant it—to move forward.Seller’s MotivationAnother important factor in determining an offer price for an investment property is the seller’s motivation level.

A trust offers no asset protection and should be considered only if there is a tax situation that warrants it.Personally, I prefer an umbrella policy over LLC. 

A nasty-gram advising that the right to be present on this property ended at settlement is likely warranted here.Sounds like he may also be interfering with the contractual relationship with the tenants which also deserves a cease and desist.

And you can set it up to either have stickers/permits for authorized vehicles, call-to-tow, or a service where they monitor the lot (if its big enough to warrant this). 

Dishwashers, fireplaces, garbage disposals, electronic air filters, water softeners, garage doors, door openers and any other appliance or fixture, are not warranted by Landlord.

Since he couldn't explain why he called me a scammer or what I did to warrant that...contract cancelled...go ahead and hit Foreclosure!