Investors buy income streams, not wooden boxes.

Leaving them trapped inside.https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10925668/coronavirus-patients-welded-homes-china/Not so in America though, where most doors a wooden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Personally, I'd rather rack up credit card debt than have a mortgage go into forbearance on a loan.

I am a fan of the BP podcast and contribute a lot of my interest in the real estate world to that podcast.I am currently under contract with my first investment property and it is beyond exciting as well as a little nerve racking. 

YUP, there's a sizable closet with racks built into the finished attic storage.

I came up with this question after trying to get a land in order to build wooden cabins for rent near the city I live.

You don't have to let them stay for 'free' but you don't have to make them rack up credit card debt and get in the hole because of a 'contract' either.

When I was trying to make some wooden parts for my house, router DeWalt helped me a lot ( got it after reading this: https://www.woodroutersreviews... ).

@Howard Herrington Yes, showing the unit is a little nerve racking at this current state.

Forcing your tenants to rack up late payments and fees is both immoral and not the most effective option for you as a business owner and investor.