@Wyatt Dixon,Does the seller know that you are planning on assigning this contract to someone else, and do they have confidence that you can do it? 

I am confident that I can pay off my student loans within 6 months using our cash on hand and excess funds each month after expenses.

Once you run your numbers by worst case scenario and you’re still cash flowing, that should give you more confidence with the purchase.

(Contractors, Finance guys, Property Managers, etc) Things get a lot simpler and you can approach opportunities with much more confidence after accomplishing these things. 

If a deal makes sense, makes money, and you feel confident it will weather the coming storm, do the deal.We investors are in the business of weighing the facts, calculating the risks and rewards, and then playing the cards we are dealt to the best of our ability.

I'm quite confident in my ability to make it happen, but I want to give it a try.

You may not be able to buy it yet, but you need to trust your numbers so when you have all the other pieces in place, you will be able to confidently pull the trigger!

If you feel confident about your documents and have done everything right, I wouldn't worry about it.

As for the affordable housing side of parks, I can confidently say that absent a turn to Communism in this country, the demand for affordable housing will never go away.

I'm confident you will find a solution too.