They stated in their text notifying me of their intentions to terminate early that they took issue with me not providing 2 days advance notice of needing to enter their unit, however I don't believe this is a valid excuse (I've never once entered into their unit without asking their permission first, and every time it has been to address repairs that they have requested).Thank you in advance for your help!

However they have some great features for tracking warranties, appliances, and other items needed to track.

I was listening to a radio segment a few weeks ago and the attorney specifically said he's going after auto warranty, debt consolidations, and real estate investors. 2.

Should we run numbers for a low down payment mortgage(3.5 or 5%), or is 20% valid if we are willing to spend it? 

In Greece at least, the rental taxes on individuals are considered quite high (i.e. up to 12k is 15%, up to 23k 35% and from 23k upwards is 45%), while if I open a Company I could be taxed with the corporate tax of 26% on the bottom line result (instead of the top line on a personal level), where I could also include my corporate expenses.However all your points regarding interest rate and leverage are valid, and probably more significant than the taxes (which start existing after your asset base has significantly increased).

So far the quote I have is as follows:- Run Tru unit at $4998 with 10 year parts and 1 year labor warranty - Trane unit at $5741 with 10 years parts abs 2 years of labor warranty.

I'm not familiar with a transaction like this...would this be similar to a warranty deed?...

The other benefit to buying new is often the major mechanicals are warrantied and your maintenance costs are drastically lower and somewhat predictable. 

So to run it down:1) Taxes are low- go to the town site to confirm you have all the taxes.2) I see no water/ sewer listed- do you have them3) Where are the rent rates coming from (source validate)4) The insurance is also very low.

Sometimes a lender will accept an exterior only appraisal.Now IF an inspection that a property meets VA standards, is part of the VA loan process I think the buyer might have a valid argument.