As long as you are able to prove its not a "true log cabin" you should be fine.Materials listed, it looks like that may be one that just resembles, but be sure to ask your agent first, or the seller before you spend time and $ on it. 

I'm local and definitely can see how that is a tough choice with the location.If it was by the numbers I'd say spend the money to make it worth as much as possible and try to sell, then use the profits to fund what you want to do next.

It should only take you about a month or two to contact everyone on your list and then the tough part – you start all over again.Why the repetition?

If so, is that assuming that the builder builds at cost (and "proves" it by providing invoices/etc. by the subs)?

Blanket ADRs are tough, especially in less saturated markets.

Even finding deals through wholesalers can be tough and competitive as well.

Some locations may have "pockets" of high density student housing that proves to be more popular than a house across from one section of campus.

I learned that I really enjoy originating notes and thought my services could prove profitable to other investors.I would like to start a full-service business where I help landlords convert their rental properties into low-effort and profitable notes.

Can they prove how long it takes to rent a vacant property?

Getting the first deal is tough !