The issue really is what your business model is, what you want and planning thoroughly. 

Some ERentPayment customers got screwed when their payment issuer held rental payments from Landlords.

But if comparable properties have similar size of your kitchen, then you may not have an issue renting the unit/property.  

@Taylor BillmanThe problem on rent to own is when you issue “ rent credits “ .

Dale, the PPM is drafted by the issuers attorney, with the intent of disclosing all of the risks of the investment.

The only issue really is an appraisal, you can waive all contingencies if you like and you could waive any difference in an appraisal as well.

That's about 1.5 hr from my investing market..depending on where it's located she shouldn't have an issue renting..lots of strong companies in the area..

You simply won't find a conventional lender who will qualify you for an amount sufficient enough to actually buy anything that's not a cardboard box.In my opinion / experience, your only hope to get started is a large gift from the bank of mom & dad, or have a strong co-signer on your mortgage to help you qualify.

If it is a crappy little cardboard shed, then you are right.

I don't really like HOA.Upside: This is in high demand area with no issue renting at high price.