However, I do have an offer letter for a job to start in August 2022 with the salary that I will be making.

MLS with realtor, postcards, letter writing.

To boost, it is two miles to Texas A&M University and a few blocks from the bus route.

They are looking fire a VA loan on a manufactured home on a permanent block foundation on 2 acres in Pennsylvania. 

The other units I have not seen, my strategy is to go and put it in this initial offer letter that I can back out if I don't like the other 3 units (since I can't see them until they accept an offer).

Question 3: It states that the local has the ability to block it but what is the likelihood based on what is written in the law.I am sure that there are questions I forgot or didn't think to ask but would love feedback to vet the feasibility of this thought process.The new law can be found here for reference. 

I'm thinking of mailing a letter to all the landlords address's in the area off of data on the county records.

But it finally caught up to me and I had someone book outside the app but I failed to keep the weekend blocked and another person booked on AirBnB.

You spend hours or days looking at floor plans, checking out the neighborhood, and driving by to see if there are any other houses on the block that look like they're in worse shape than this one.

I want to take the plunge but have mental/knowledge blocks and once I can get some answers from folks who have done it, I know it’ll happen.For context I’m an attorney and have worked mostly with Real Estate PE clients so the field and lingo is not foreign to me but doing it myself is very different.