@David Jonsson,Your question suggests you may be best served and protected by seeking the answer to your questions from an attorney in the area where the property is located.

Let them know its first come first serve, they can market but do not offer exclusivity.

You can use a VA loan as long as you have served in the military or are currently serving in the military.There are specific time requirements in the military, the min are for active duty are:Min 2 years of continuous service to be eligible for VA or the full period in which you were ordered to active dutyIf you're not active all you need is to be honorably discharged on your DD-214 (discharge papers) and if you're in the reserves or national guard (non navy, army, marines, air force) you'll need to complete 6 years of service.Un-remarried spouses of an eligible service member who dies as a result of service or service connected injuries can be eligible too.

Sued, or just served with an eviction notice?

I have been reaching that limit each time so its a first come first serve basis until we get into our new space here pretty soon which will hold 200+.

Those deemed to act in professional positions in serving the public are held to a higher standard than an ordinary person.

The property would serve the dual purpose of an upgrade home and provide rental income.Over time I expect to try a number of approaches to see what suits me and the local market best.

NOD serves as a reality check to devise a plan to repay past due balance.

Medical clinics and hospitals may make family quarters available during terms of treatment.Who, what, when, where needs to be the question in looking at needs of customers, identify these aspects in your area and you'll likely discover a niche either that is not served or underserved

You can collaborate with him, or you can start by outlining the terms yourself and then asking him for anything you may have missed.This will serve several purposes:1.