Unless you can put up a large down payment, you'll be hard pressed to even get the 1% rule, let alone 2%.

If she called a towing company, they would most likely not respond.Your best bet is to establish clear parking rules in your rental agreement and enforce them.

rules read as if they would email within 24 hours but I haven't received an email on any of my best offers.

Many parks have rules that tenants must be owners and don't want to or can't rent.

2. my second Option / thought is to use my VA loan, and purchase a nicer home / one that will rent for $1,300 - $1,500 a month ( afer the 1 year O.O. rule is meet ) , and plus I can technically get in a " Future " rental for 0% down .I could find an REO/foreclosed property that needs minimal repairs ( since VA loans are quite strict on the condition of the property in order for it to qualify and get approved for a VA loan ), and then do some updates ... paint / flooring while I live in it for 1 year , and then repeat the process of doing a Cash-Out refi and use the money for a down payment of 20% down on another $80,000 - $10,000 property.... wash ,rinse,repeat3.

It essentially just asks for a "person" to be exempt from license and QM rules if they sell their own property with financing.  

Hi all,My name is Mark Anthon.This will be my first taste of real estate buying and holding.I'm currently looking at a 3 bedroom 1.5 bath townhouse condo:Beds3 BedHouse Size1,246 Sq FtPrice $149,900Condo/townhouseBaths1 Full, 1 Half BathPrice/sqft $120Year Built1977 6 roomsFireplace2 parking spaceit comes with private trash pickup, pool, and basketball courtsAverage listing price for similar homes $229,794 Average sale price for similar homes $147,173 if i'm following the 2% rule, I can roughly get out a $2.9K (or a little lower) rent out of this. 

Here you go, understand what the requirements are and you should not have a problem finding a title company and settlement agent, so long as you follow the rules. :)http://www.alta.org/images/pdf/09-05-15_uniformgen...

I agree they will fight this, but if the courts rule it unconstitutional what can they do? 

On a 1M deal, it's important and are you aware of the equity rules for the determination of a sale?