All of these describe a type of ownership, and not a building style.

Quote from @Christian Styles: Hey Alex, I met Dustin Heiner this year from Master Passive Income and he was great to talk to!

In order to qualify for a resident loan, you might need 2 years of Spanish of W2-style income.

You must also make sure there are no un permitted rooms/ADUs with this style of renting. 

Maybe bankruptcy, maybe slow courts or laws over Covid, maybe owner missed a payment and started paying again, but one payment behind, maybe trying to do a workout, maybe some environmental hazard with the property that they want to take ownership of it.So that would be the first step....find out who owns it.....individual or LLC or now in lender name.   

Too many people got way too crafty and built new luxury “cabins” similar to that of a trendy Silicon Valley style home, and that’s just not the market here, those places will take huge haircuts.also the pool cabin pumpers during Covid did exceptionally well when kids were doing school from home and there was a lot of demand year round for pools in off peak times…now those pool cabins sit empty because kids are in school and people aren’t willing to pay a premium to stay so the place sits unoccupied.

@Arina Alexiuc the volume of equity determines how much cashflow you can use for your life style.

I wouldn't expect much pullback in price unless there's a 2008-style crisis. 

I know to look for areas that are landlord friendly, have population/job growth, limited seasonal/environmental issues, high rent/price ratio, and areas within my budget (under $200Kish).

That said, there are fair housing issues as @Christian Styles mentioned.