For me as a lender, if you used every avenue , you can get an adverse action letter and that world stand up in arbitration, if there is a clause for that in Florida.

I started using a solo401K through your firm after I bought my second rental property, primarily because I no longer had other funds to invest and I'm adverse  The house I sent you a picture of, which is where I currently live I bought with a i401K loan, which as you know doesn't have the same drawbacks as borrowing from a regular 401K, i.e.

On the other hand, negative cash flow adversely affects your staying power if the market takes a dump, as it sometimes does in CA.

This is due primarily to:a) Typically you will have more "adverse" events in a lower class property - more collection effort, more evictions, more turnover/makeready - and just more drama overall.  

Some people just aren't self motivated, are risk adverse, lack certain hard business skills or something else that keeps them from taking the leap on their own.

1.ii - There's no concrete reason to self-employ in this path, but as it's the most risk-adverse it seems the most tolerable to act 'risky'.

We are currently looking at a six unit building where the owner covers the cost of heat (gas) and it adversely effects cash flows of the property.  

This provides a more efficient means of correcting the problem [see also: Heggstead petition]. 6) Lastly, perfecting title to a property acquired by Adverse Possession.

Though this is not a recommendation, the owner of a house with acreage or a large yard could do the same in order to  renting out their investment house -and by living anywhere on the property they would not be likely to suffer adverse actions by claiming the Solar Tax Credit. 

It sounds like you need to have a frank conversation with the seller letting him know that you won't run the park the way he has and that if he can't provide as much info as he can, you'll be forced to make conservative assumptions, which may adversely impact the final price you are willing to pay.