I would want to hear the response from the horses mouth and then document it.

So here we have the cart before the horse, I find out their back story after I have presented the offer: they have been served a 28 day notice by their landlord. 

Find a professional you like and trust,  maybe get a backup or two, but find and ride that horse as they will help represent you for your benefit.   

I used to paint horse fences in college and would get black oil based fence paint overspray all over my white truck I used to tow the sprayer with.

I would talk to a mortgage broker They are the ones who will or won’t loan to you they only make money if they’re able to find you the mortgages you’re looking for they have all the answers to the questions that you’re asking end it is in their best interest for you to qualifyFree advice from the horses mouth how much better can that get?

I'm having some issues with putting the cart and the horse in the right order. 

These things are work horses and typically require very little maintenance and last forever, but I would recommend they be inspected every 1-2 years for cracks.The bad news is efficiency.

We also have a large World Equestrian Center being built, which is a luxury home and horse show venue, complete with new hotel. 

What if you say no pet's and they say it's an emotional support horse, what can you do?

I’m currently in the military and work out of Fort Campbell but my primary residence is on the western side of the lake , have a log home on 24 acres with a very large pole barn and 6 stalls for horses, also within 1/10th of a mile from KY lake and around a 1 mile drive to a public boat ramp.