After the first year you are released from the occupancy commitment and you could place the property under a landlord policy without problems.  

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To overcome this, I believe it's all a matter of changing our habits and committing to living a better and healthier lifestyle.

The reason you avoid the owner financing when you don’t own is=t is the bank can call it due.

What total and cash on cash returns make it worthwhile vs buying t-bills or S&P 500 or …I bought one property last year and one property this year.

And as a person who is very familiar with cancer I know that it's not a situation that involves breaking all commitments within 2 weeks so I do have my reasons to be skeptical. 

Before you commit to building it out of wood and wallboard you could always mock it up using cardboard boxes cut up into sheets with duct tape to hold them together.

Has anyone stopped to wonder why some Sponsors can secure commitments from the more sophisticated check writers while others have to target less sophisticated investors and spend significantly more time on the capital raising to compete for the same buildings?

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.