What you describe is a custom piece of legal drafting, not off-the-shelf boilerplate.

A lot of the Midwest markets are most likely going to be stable with little true growth thus making them great for cash flow. 

IS the population stable, increasing, decreasing....?

I would like to invest in a multi-family property very soon, which I would occupy while renting out the other unit(s).I am very "smart" with my money and have begun saving the majority of my Uber/Lyft income, about $2,200 out of $2,400 per month.Would this be a solid or stable enough source of income to qualify for a foreclosure with a price tag of about $190,000 (below market value) through an FHA-insured loan, assuming I continue with the same income and have a savings of about $16,000?

I also find a ton of motivation in creating some type of stable wealth that not only can sustain myself but retire my extremely hard working mom. 

Maybe lose those little upper cabinets there and add either a light (extend the electricity from the fan - even a plug-in hanging light from Ikea or something is fine) or put in an open shelf or two for a more modern look.Hope there's an idea or two you can use.

We are a direct source, we own the physical asset, its really simple, any owner/buyer and get a operational asset direct off of our shelf, its that simple, this is not a promise or a possible opportunity, it is an immediate access to a home that is physically owned and can be sold/transferred to the Buyer/Owner. 

Invest in an area that will attract stable tenants. 

@Keidrick Cole contractors typically have a shelf life of a year or so. 

You definitely want to go with a quality, off the shelf cabinet from one of the big box stores.