Hi,  I'm interested in learning about the demand for 3+ bedroom homes in Manassas/Manassas Park VA.  

Have your lawyer send a demand letter.

I've gone to their Q&A once, and will be going back again 4/5 as you have to return if you don't buy within 6 mos of attending.They offer approx 5 different options, they vary in terms of the downpayment offered and requirements with respect to your obligation to remaining as an owner occupied person.You MUST buy within the City of Atlanta, with some caveats which I don't recall fully.Ultimately, it's a legit program, however it takes time b/c of the demand for their services.

Would always make a lower offer just because you'll most likely always get a lower price than listing - with the exception of sellers markets where the demand just drives a premium on every listing.

Is there truly a demand for this type of turnkey building?

Thanks Ken yes Rachel but it's expanding https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottbeyer/2015/04/24...Heres news:http://www.sfexaminer.com/landlords-demand-fewer-r...They're trying to expand it in California with AB 1506 and repealing Costa Hawkins.... this is a domino waiting to happen when housing prices get high rent control gets on agenda so politicians can get short term votes. 

When demand is  very high for a class of properties, finding a similar but less popular class can be a good idea.

You can typically get a free initial consultation with an attorney to ask such questions about responsibilities and the like.I know this example is unrelated, but it sounds like when creditors come after surviving family members of a deceased person demanding that they are responsible for their debt.

Because that is how the seller is pricing it (supply and demand) and that is how a residential loan appraisal will be structured.It is possible that the numbers you are running on an income basis are leading you to $110,000 purchase price.

I'm in a bit of a rush because I'd like to close in the summer to take advantage of the high demand for rentals.