Make sure you think those types of possibilities through to not put yourself under financial stress. 

You can handle the eviction yourself if you have the time to learn the process (know your local landlord-tenant laws and follow them to a T) and attend court, otherwise hiring an attorney can be money well spent. 

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If there is no cost savings don t use containers.Investigate use of ICFs for a build as you can build from foundation to rafters on a DIY basis in less than one week.

A house can pass inspection but once someone is living there it's being put under daily stress (faucets turned on/off, heat/AC on an off, etc) so be prepared for repair costs 

Quote from @Pinny T.: Looking to buy with a turnkey property potently with RentToRetirement  anyone with experience & advice?

I wouldn't look at fix and flip for 100+ year old properties I'd recommend urban infill new construction much more control less stressful more advanced more value easier exit, etc etc 

I'm not saying its foolproof, but it will go a loooong way in reducing the stress, time and effort you are going to put into starting a home.

Stress test your capex, occupancy rates, rent rates, etc

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