The overwhelming majority of legal issues between renters and landlords are security deposit suits.

Like @Dave Rav mentioned, a lot of fires happen due to cooking issues in the kitchen. 

Hi @Bauclair Mbouadeu,I think the roof portion having 5+ years is probably far enough away for it to not be an urgent concern so that should hopefully alleviate that as an issue.

Problem with that is I would have to have to take out an original conventional loan to start, then right away refinance and get double hit with the lenders fees.I know I will run into the same issue as before where the money is essentially locked into equity because of the small loan amounts if I move forward and purchase this now house for $65k. 

There may be some issues with this one...fyi.  

This, notwithstanding all the other issues that have been mentioned.Being innovative and a trailblazer is great but it has to make sense, because trying to reinvent the wheel is often the thing not to do.

The biggest issue, is what IF rates do not come down?

Mostly in Utah and SL County, but am building a fourplex in Ogden and JVing on another build-to-rent fourplex also in Ogden.I'd be open to looking at Class A single-family properties with 1-4 bedrooms, but nothing larger. 

- At what rate atl RE you intending to issue your loan to the builder?

The main issue is that rental rates on the new construction make it challenging to cash flow much, if any, in the first 3 years.