Hi All,I am doing my own condo document + reserve fund review as I want to build this skillset.

For a house hack, your best bet is to buy it in your name, then when you are ready to turn it strictly into an investment property, transfer it into an LLC.

If he wants to force you to sign a contract to buy as is then you can bet there is termite damage.

Yes sometimes the lender does call the loan amount due if the loan documents say they can (which most do) I have heard mixed reviews on this.

I've seen some concerning reviews but it was only a couple. 

Cash is what you need in that kind of melt down but I never had seen credit freeze like that before and hopefully never will.For me if I was thinking there was going to be another market correction of that magnitude I would have my powder dry and  have my commercial bank in tow.. my one major commercial bank stuck with me and kept our credit in the mid 7 figures but we were on 90 day reviews full financial every 90 days.. it was an odd time.  

Sometimes I think about cubicles, performance reviews, efficiency studies, reorganizations, downsizing, rightsizing, outsourcing, customer surveys, politics, employee surveys, budget reductions, 2% pay increases, mission statements, vision statements, presentations, progress reports, staff meeting, commuting, etc.

They came to my house (I could have chosen a public location if I wanted) and signed alll the paperwork in about 15 minutes as I had reviewed it all online.

PenFed is your best bet, and if you don't qualify by military connections, you can qualify by joining a military support organization (through a small donation)

As far as value/affect on the surrounding neighborhood - I am guessing that it will immediately have little impact but will likely improve value over the long term if when the school is built and starts to get good test scores/reviews as families will be drawn to that neighborhood.