This involves purchasing land at a low cost and selling on terms to generate $100-$250 in monthly profit.

That is in effect what you are doing when you allocate $0 for PM.Your maintenance/cap ex is far too low for 2 units (~4x low) if trying t allocate sustaining costs.  

Low prices and strong long-term growth do not exist together.

Fixed incomes in this high cost living enviorment is hurting a good chunk right now.

I've noticed that many lower-income people will sometimes donate a good percentage of their income to their church. 

It looks clean, modern, and is very low-maintenance.Another option is a frameless fixed panel (just one stationary piece of glass, no door).

Given the low monthly return that makes it virtually impossible to return my equity without selling, I'd have to accept my equity being trapped in the deal until we sell sooner or later.As stated earlier, the initial plan was to flip which would significantly simplify things, but we want to hold it if possible, we'd just have to structure it fairly.Perhaps a preferred return?

Is it building passive income to leave your W-2 job eventually?

Quote from @Arron Paulino: Quote from @Ricardo Hidalgo: Unless you're trying to depreciate a huge tax build, rentals overall high very low operating margin if everything goes right.

Lol Im still thinking about if I want to go for another one here in Italy, or in my hometown, San Antonio Texas. im here to learn and find ideas to fund, I have a low paying job, but thankfully I also have a low cost of living.