If you have any questions/concerns about the contract, see if you can pay an agent (or an attorney) a couple hundred bucks just to handle the paperwork.

A commute is a commute as far as I am concerned.

That's my hesitancy with our current offer.Here's the extent of the preapproval letter that accompanied the offer, with me redacting specifics on the names and property address:"To Whom It May Concern: (Buyer A) and (Buyer B) have been preapproved to purchase (property address) in (Town), CT.

My company purchased a foreclosed Mobile Home from a HUD auction.

I'm not so much concerned with being told "No" as I am with being told "Yes".

We weren't so concerned that 8 years ago one of the units was a meth lab.

I have spent 70% of the last seven years living in Europe with my wife and we are now full time(for the most part) in Austin.Experience I have owned a Mobile Home Park (17 park owned MH's and 9 month to month RV spaces)in the Rio Grande Valley (Edinburg) for almost 3 years.

You can't even get a mobile home around here for that price.Good Luck with it!

Ben G- Interesting you mention about being a pioneer- I've had the same concerns, but I continue to look at a specific area of town like you describe.

If renting to an attorney specializing in personal injury law might I might be more concerned.