Prior to being an attorney, I was an electrical/controls engineer for GE, responsible for installing/maintaining/troubleshooting their fleet of power generation turbines worldwide.

Hello Cole,I would not go out of state for a first transaction, instead, I would try something close to home, because it will allow you to troubleshoot problems you are not seen yet.Now, buying a multi-family or an SFH with traditional financing or a mobile home for cash, are not good, or bad ideas, in fact, it depends on the Math. 

My back-up HVAC consultant (helps with troubleshooting but doesn't come to my jobs) is also going through a business crisis and can't be reached.

I do wish I could recoup the money that I spent through my VA sourcing the tax-delinquency list (which everyone knows is time-sensitive) and setting up and troubleshooting CallText, but that is lost.The bottom line is that I did not receive what I paid for from Yellow Letters, and my VA conveyed to me in great detail that CallText simply does not do what it claims, has serious functional issues, and has inadequate support.

Troubleshooting not helping. 😞 

I went back and forth with the PM company for a month troubleshooting some possible issues before getting a foundation company in there.

After literally an hour of troubleshooting why there was no power going to the garage I finally traced the source back to the devil switch. 

Talking with the broker tomorrow to troubleshoot.

Can anyone give me a starting point to troubleshoot this?   

(h/t @Lucas Carl)I lease my routers from the cable company because they can troubleshoot them remotely.