Go through and check your lease carefully, I think most of the leases will contain a clause that tenants can not make changes on property.

I own several beachfront properties around Los Cabos, Mexico and want to put container homes on them to be used for STR, AIRBNB.

It was not cash flowing, but by sheer force and will, I kept tenants in there and I contained expenses by doing my own repairs, cleaning, etc.

No luck, possibly some advice on some free websites out there that contains information about the house and preferably see pictures without pulling my wallet out. 

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Found curious.Was driving into our Metro area, in the run down/Industrial part of town to pay for some Cargo Containers we are getting. 

I had a sewer line collapse in my duplex last fall - the old clay pipe collapsed, causing black water leakage into my basement and I called in Roto Rooter for an emergency containment and restoration since I had tenants living in one half and was actively showing the other half.

You're post only contained one sentence, so we don't really know what you're using the starting-capital for to give you better advice.

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