Btw I have always thought the container dwellings and the tiny houses have not made a lot of sense due to cost per square foot finished out vs travel trailers or site built sheds/buildings...but I have never delved deeply.  

Is there a podcast or blog on here that may dive a little deeper into detail?

I shopped around and found a brokerage firm who took a deeper look into the possibilities. 

After looking deeper, the original mortgage was prior to the lien.

From what you have posted you will have to dig deeper into what your investment goals are.

NO this is not cost effective for more than 20 SFHs.. but I can sure dig in deeper and get to know the tenant.

I'll have to dig a little deeper into it.

I'll dig deeper on the traditional mortgage.

But, as you will realize, the deeper you delve into getting the "best" and the "most exact" investment analysis you realzie that there truly are so many variables that can't be quantified or plugged in. 10% IRR vs. 11% IRR - well it's a no-brainer then, right?

You will have to hold it longer to sell it to a homeowner versus wholesaling it at a deeper discount to an investor, but your profit margin will be higher.The issue to consider is that when you go to all the trouble of closing on it and rehabbing it, why not just go all the way and retail it yourself for the maximum profit?