Me and my wife and 5 children ...

We never signed anything to agree to purchase the furniture.  

My wife and I with our two children plan on living on site, we have an Airstream, so we have eating/sleeping space for our family, during the work, kids can play in an area, and I can work on the property. 

Not an answer to your question directly @Sherri Southwell, but a fun fact.Two doors down from my grandma's house is what was a funeral home the entire time I was growing up.Now, it's a children's daycare center bustling with activity and life. 

What about the children and muh roads!

The utility service had been removed but furniture was visible through the windows which lead me to believe that it was likely a probate property. 

One downside to vinyl is durability, especially when tenants move refrigerators and heavy furniture.

My grandparents aren't around, and my aunts/uncles are broke with children and mortgages.

We do get postcards all the time offering to buy our one free and clear property, but it makes no sense as it would be a large tax bill if sold, but if we keep it, it's solid income for the rest of our lives, then our children would inherit at the stepped-up basis and either keep it and make an annual income from it or sell it and pay little to no tax on the sale.  

.- TrippPS, my girlfriend is in Uganda right now, working at a children's home called Musana in Iganga.