If you can handle being a landlord ( and not every one can I am in that not every one can category) then this is your best bet in this market to take 30k EXCELLEN T credit and income and leverage up..

I bet they can give you some general ideas about value, if you keep it historically correcthttp://seattle.curbed.com/archives/2015/09/heres-10-historic-victorian-homes-on-the-market-in-washington.php

If you are willing to accept a higher rate for a concession on fees that might work, my bet is they will do that although honestly that is not in your best interest long run. 

Yes, a lender that is a broker or local bank is your best bet. 

I would recommend getting the long bed because the normal short bed is not quite as practical.He has a 4x4 TRD sport, quad cab, long bed and we have used it for all kinds of hauling.

@Gary Kurtz,Research.Without even being there or have ever been there, I would bet there are real estate investment opportunities.

Seller financing terms may be the best play.I'll bet you aren't the first person who has an interest in the property.

Best bet is to check the Webform tutorials on Podio.

Your best bet is to just speak with the park manager or ownership if you're able to get a hold of them and they may make you an offer or just say we'll take it off your hands.

My bet is they are a scam as their parents are paying the rent.If you do want grad students, advertise at the university.