There are cracks in the ceiling that concern me. 

The luxury tiny home/cabin type of vibe is what I am after.

If you still want SAFE but with a TINY amount of risk.

I'm rehabbing a rental that was tiny and extremely outdated - old plumbing kitchen was an add-on; sloped floors...The prior owners left a white fridge and black stove... we opted to keep the mismatch appliances and just add a white dishwasher. 

Hi Joe Scaparra The house is going to need some work it’s 122 years old so it has some settling cracks in the walls as well as some water damage around the shower in the bathroom I didn’t see anything too major with it it’s got a crawlspace and a cement/cinderblock foundation I wasn’t able to check the wiring but I think it’s been redone as well as some of the piping it could still have some galvanized but I’m not sure the back unit is much smaller than the first unit has two separate bedrooms with no doors sort of like a studio set up and bathroom and kitchenette However the house needs to be re-leveled which I believe I can do although I’m not sure if there’s a crawlspace underneath or not it has a cement foundation but it’s much shorter than the front house

Certainly not a better product than tile, however, as long as it is not cracked during years of use, it is certainly a good “cheap” option.

Option 1: - Clear off an acre and place or allow mobile home / tiny home rental. —- Spoke with a local player who owns a few parks in the city.

Then immediately have them fixed (Texas allows 7 days for the owner to fix a Vermin problem), your area may be different.Also let the renters know your time-frame for the fixes (if any) you will do (sealing up cracks, moving garbage cans away from the house, etc..)Expect on ongoing service contract to be offered for this (those chickens are not going away), and decide if it's in your best interest to buy it.If you don't have a fix-it person for this, ask the Tech if he/she knows any good ones--or if you are a Hammer Swinger type of guy--do them yourself.Good Luck!

A crack head stealing a trailer from me. 

We manage a property in north Denver which has some concrete drive-way and front porch/walk-way heaving and cracking going on.