My 2 biggest concerns are having enough money stashed away to survive while we get a business going, (although I would not have a problem with picking up a cashiers job somewhere so we would have health insurance) and the financing to buy the business.

If you are out of state, I'd be even more concerned if the area is sketchy.  

. $1200 fix and the park had to credit my mom with the $2900 but they ensured that that section of pipe wasn't submerged the second time.We never found out where the water went but we're pretty concerned that she managed to acquire a sinkhole under her house for a later time.

Typically the process looks like this as far as funding is concerned:- Loan amount: 70% of ARV (in your case $210,000)- 31 year loan (12 month of interest only and 30 years fixed)- Interest rates are competitive because it's owner occupied.

The house has been abandoned for 12 years and MAY need to be demolished, not sure. ( I am told that in that case it changes the scenario and then I would only be concerned with the land and the cost of demolition ) How do I get the value of the property.

My ultimate short term goal is to acquire 7 units in my first year, and possibly live in one of them.As far as my long term goal is concerned, in ten years i would like to own a minimum of 75 units and scale myself as large as I possibly can. 

There are some serious investor concerns with the TIC vs the DST.

With the increasing number of internet sites that will "certify" service animals, regardless of their legitimacy, it does concern me.

Makes other changes in provisions concerning licensee names and the application process.This is obviously a new trend for regulators.

I figured future assumptions low but I am not so much concerned with them, I am more interested in cash flow.