@Kyler J Sloan said as long as you disclose it will rent. Not sure why you are posting the question. I am assuming since you said you are not familiar with the TN mtns, it is because you are thinking of purchasing this place for an STR. The place looks great once you are up there but here are a few things to consider.
In your question, you said driveway - not road - so I am assuming that whole thing is a private driveway to get to that cabin. I don't think I saw any other cabins on that route you took up in your video but maybe I am wrong. So based on that assumption let me tell you what you are "potentially" in for. BTW.. just about all cabins that have a great mountain top view in the Smokys will have steep roads with switchbacks. I have a cabin with an incredible mountain top view in the area and yes it has switchbacks and is steep for about 4/10ths of a mile. But the HOA maintains the road at the top and it is paved and plenty wide. The county maintains the road below. So with the "driveway" you have, I am betting you are going to deal with summer rain washouts, you will have occasional trees down across the drive. In the winter, you will have guests that either can't make it up the road, or they will not be able to get down at checkout. You will most likely have power outages during an ice storm - in the winter if all you have is electric heat this means no heat for your guests and no way to get down.
I don't mean this to sound rude, but there are a number of folks who book my cabin in Jan-Feb and never bother to check the weather and if they do check the weather and see a major storm system coming in they don't think about storing up food to get them through a few days. This past year was a 20 year bad winter. We had several heavy snows with iced up road conditions and power outages that loomed for days. Fortunately I didn't lose power, but I know of many who did. However, the norm is to get snow on the ground a few times a year and it might ice up, however the ice is usually melted by mid day the next day and everything is good. The problem you have is those conditions on that driveway are going to be a pain. Winter ice storms will surely bring trees down. When the storm hits, its gonna be hard to get someone that #1 can access it and #2 to get it cleaned up timely. Just some things to consider. If this is truly a driveway to the cabin I would not consider the purchase of this cabin. Too many potential issues there with that long of a driveway. This would be a different story if this was a county maintained road, or an HOA maintained paved road etc with other cabins but it doesn't appear to be that way. Last year we saw many many guests complaining about the cabin owners once they were stranded in cabins with no heat and no food. On several facebook forums they openly blamed the cabin owners and felt the cabin owners needed to do something to fix their problem Look, weather happens, but not all guests are reasonable or know how to handle those conditions. For those reasons I would be out.