Instead of 1 section 8 tenant you should consider a company like pad split.

My parter and I are looking at purchasing a lot for $102k and then building the house on that lot for $350k so we would be looking to borrow about $452k from him (we have run the numbers below based on a padded $475k).  

Transfer the credits and then really work hard since your GPA won't have the padding others got from taking those classes at 3 times the cost.Make acquaintances in collage and know peoples birthdays and whats vital to them.

Live like a mouse in an apartment as you suggested until you have several properties flowing cash.

It  has not been kept up in over 10 years, lots of lily pads. 

In the mean time ive just been stocking up on legal note pads and tearing the sheets out, but If I could buy them already loose leaf that would be my preference.

This tenant seems to have no problem paying the late fees (and to be honest, it is a nice padding), but I hate the hassle of collecting late rent.

what he probably means is that since the RV lots are traditionally smaller, he would hook up a mobile home onto 2 lots since they are bigger. only issue is that you may have to set up new utilities , just depends on how the RV lots were set up.also, you want to check with the city to make sure the number of pads you are licensed for. 

I need recommendations for an existing pier and beam foundation to be repaired ( house is basically a dirt floor with most joist removed or needing to be replaced along with new blocks and pads) or the option of pouring a slab.

Home of the "mouse house" is a major attraction to them, but also the amount of home you can buy for your money.