Because you are related, express in a polite manner that you want to purchase it as an investment therefore you must buy it under market.

Thank You Mr Harden- So if my office and LLC are located in MD, I can still have properties I am working on and selling in PA?  

Does anyone know if I can finance this as second home since my son will live there and I will actually live there about 4 weeks or so out of the year since I have an office in that town w my W2 job.

I worked in finance for 6 years working along side family offices(billionaire families).

If necessary politically, it should only limit investments for the new "sophisticated" class (and still should be higher, say 20-25%). 

I am renting a gorgeous apartment for $1000 just next to the office and have $30k on my savings account.I am thinking of buying a house for $100k-$130k.

If there is an economic development office where you (want to) invest, they could give you more details!

Once you get to 2 to 3, set up a time to visit their offices and meet the staff.  

Called the tax assessor's office today to see what taxes are owed on the property as I haven't paid the taxes on it since I acquired the property because it had a mobile home on it that got repossessed from a foreclosure through the owner's mortgage company. 

I will be running the operation out of my real estate office, so no need to budget for overhead there.