That makes it much easier for me-I'm chemically sensitive, and would have to buy no-voc paint ($$$) instead of regular, because I will be in it for another month or two.

The concrete looks discolored from a chemical.

I've been interested in real estate investing since 2008, when my parents bought their first rental property (my dad is a chemical engineer, but he has 10 children so he realized he needed a side hustle ;).

Originally posted by @John Leyendecker:@Jay Hinrichs there is water on the street and septic system will have to be put in. not sure in your jurisdiction but septic systems for RV parks out here on the West coast area big deal..reason is RV s have many more chemicals in their on board tanks than a normal use toilet  etc.I spent over 250k on a system for 40 unit RV park we had.. 

Probably a bit harsh but be prepared.

We wish you the best of luck in your home search, and will reach out to you ASAP if something else comes available"--- short, sweet, vague.. you gotta remember, there is a crazy shortage of housing right now for rentals, if you are applying, you're likely used to getting rejected, not to sound harsh, but this with all this baggage and drama--i'm sure is used to it.    

Some of the responses are harsh, but they are eye opening.

Not trying to sound harsh or pessimistic but just trying to be realistic.

The other ones were perhaps mildly harsh, but constructive.

The sale price may not account for things like hidden title defects and/or liens, chemical contamination in the soils, foundations needing multiple piers sunk into bed rock, hidden damage in the walls from termites, one street over from the "War zone" side of town, etc.