Reading is nice but if you really want to commit, you need to sit down with a mentor and discuss a plan of action that will be suited to your current life style or work schedule.  

Write it up as an addendum to the rental/lease agreement.

If you have access to a HELOC on your house it would be a great way to be ready to write a check, under market value, before they start marketing it through a realtor.I live in a little bit more upscale neighborhood, but if there was a market for rentals in that price range I would buy every house in the neighborhood when it came available.

Charcoal greys are in style for colors!  

There is a 3 unit multifamily for sale and in the middle of the description it says LP FHA, that's it, not a very good write up from them.Can anyone help me with what LP FHA means, I have researched it a bit but am looking for some better description.Thank you!

Yes you absolutely need to put in in writing as verbal contracts are not valid for real estate. 

Requesting/Writing a (VIF) "Verify in Field" on relevant work orders or during planing and any due diligence is a type of catch all for "Don't Assume".

Did you get any documentation in writing from the city to describe the status of the park? 

I recently looked briefly at a parcel a newer developer was looking at that could support something like 20 units/ac for 34 total units, but he wanted to do townhouse/duplex style buildings on their own lots.

Does anybody else listen to Bigger Pocket podcasts on their morning drive and have to pull over to write down ideas?