They can amend their lease to reflect pricing of finished yards but it is going to add whatever you feel is appropriate. 

Understanding the physical asset and any unknown issues during your due diligence period could save you money up front (through pricing negotiations with your seller) and allow you to plan more appropriately for the future.

I feel like I'm constantly reading and trying to understand the tax code and coming to my accountant with deductions that would be appropriate for my scenario.

If the lender is licensed appropriately to do business in both PA and NY, and you're going through a broker, then it depends. 

Fair compensation is a function of the value you contribute; if the deal would not have come together without you a percentage of the packe is appropriate.

@Michael Doll in most states it’s on the buyer to do their due diligence and make inspection objections, ask for seller concessions, or request the seller to remedy a situation etc. during the appropriate timeframe of the contract, prior to the contingency deadlines.

And which RV model would be most appropriate for it?

I’ve heard on multiple podcasts about the 203k loan that you’re able to either defer or roll the payments into your mortgage while the work was being completed for up to 6 months to prevent people from having to pay r...

Now they are tightening up the times even more to 9am to noon Wednesday they Friday. obviously unacceptable and won’t stand but trying to respond appropriately to achieve the outcome I want  

Make sure you have appropriate clause such as picking up dog waste and not letting pets to hang out in patios or front yards of neighbors.